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Public sentiment towards data centers is shifting, with a significant portion of the population opposing their construction in local areas. States that previously incentivized data center development are now reconsidering these policies due to rising public concerns about infrastructure impacts. Experts highlight the need for transparency and community engagement from developers to address these challenges.
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Public sentiment towards data centers is shifting, with a significant portion of the population opposing their construction in local areas. States that previously incentivized data center development are now reconsidering these policies due to rising public concerns about infrastructure impacts. Experts highlight the need for transparency and community engagement from developers to address these challenges.
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