Voters in California city become first in US to approve permanent ban on data centers

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Voters in California city become first in US to approve permanent ban on data centers

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Socialist Workers Party Alliance@sh.itjust.works · 2 months ago

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“We hope that other communities will use the model set by residents here... as inspiration to stop data centers from encroaching in their backyard,” said a Monterey Park city councilmember.

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