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Data-center permits draw scrutiny over local air pollution

via The Guardian·Sep 27·2 sources

Environmental groups allege that some data-center developers split emissions across smaller permits to avoid stricter pollution reviews, The Guardian reports. Amazon says its separate North Carolina permits reflect distinct ownership and operations. The reporting adds local air-quality concerns to WIRED’s analysis of the industry’s power demand; the allegations do not establish a blanket legal violation.

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