Se oponen a enorme centro de datos en Pensilvania
Opposition continues against a large data center proposed for Limerick, Pennsylvania. Residents are concerned about the project's water usage and noise from over 100 backup generators. Manifestations occurred outside the municipal building as officials heard testimonies.
Opposition persists against a proposed large data center in Limerick, Pennsylvania. The plan involves constructing eight buildings on a 191-acre site, which is equivalent to more than 140 soccer fields.
Residents gathered outside the municipal building, demonstrating their concerns as officials listened to testimonies regarding the project. Local inhabitants have voiced strong objections, citing potential devastation to the area due to the significant water consumption and the noise pollution from over 100 backup generators that the data center would require.
Authorities have indicated that the project is still undergoing review and has not yet received final approval.