Data center debate emerges as new political fault line across US communities
NPR reports the rapid rise of local opposition to data centers is cutting across party lines and creating new alliances.
A debate over data centers has quickly become a political fault line in communities across the United States, according to NPR.
The issue is cutting across party lines and forging unexpected alliances, the broadcaster reported.
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