Why do Americans oppose data centers being built near them?
Surveys show roughly 70% of Americans oppose data centers in their local area, citing heavy water consumption, constant industrial noise, and strain on local electricity grids that can raise residential utility bills. Several cities have already passed measures blocking or restricting new builds.
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