‘A perfect, wild storm’: widely loathed datacenters see little US political opposition
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Despite widespread opposition to new datacenters in Michigan, political action against them remains minimal. A coalition of diverse political groups has formed to challenge the plans, yet polling indicates only 28% of residents support the datacenters. Michigan congressman Dylan Wegela introduced a bill to repeal tax credits for these projects, but it lacks co-sponsors and is unlikely to progress. As a result, the datacenter developments are expected to proceed largely unimpeded.
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The debate over datacenters has become a contentious issue in Michigan, with various groups uniting against their expansion due to concerns over environmental impact and local governance. The political landscape is complicated by the involvement of both right-leaning and left-leaning activists, indicating that this issue transcends traditional party lines. However, the lack of legislative support for opposition measures suggests that economic considerations are taking precedence.
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