Ohio Residents Propose Ban on Large Data Centers
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Residents in southwest Ohio are fighting back against data centers, proposing a constitutional amendment to ban new facilities with a peak load over twenty-five megawatts. The move comes as communities across the state grow frustrated with the lack of transparency and environmental impact from these projects. Local leaders have responded with temporary bans, while business groups argue data centers boost the economy. The attorney general will now check the validity of the petition, with backers needing over four hundred thirteen thousand signatures to get it on the ballot for voters to decide.
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