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Data centre proposals face local opposition over utility concerns
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- Hundreds of residents attended a Pennsylvania planning commission meeting to oppose a proposed data centre in their community.
- Community members expressed concerns about electricity supply, with one resident noting a local school reduced heat during winter due to power demand constraints.
- Residents also cited noise from data centres as a concern during public testimony.
- The opposition reflects a broader pattern of data centre projects drawing community resistance across the country.
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