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Big Tech’s data center boom is igniting a political revolt in northern California (opens the original)
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The 438,500-square-foot Amazon data center was already under construction, rising up against Gilroy’s bucolic farmland when the outrage began. City staff had approved the project the previous summer under a decades-old development rule that did not require a hearing before the City Council. Amazon had purchased the land in 2020 and undergone a yearslong environmental review, and the city had posted information about the project online. Still, many residents said they only found out about it earl
Big Tech’s data center boom is igniting a political revolt in northern California (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The 438,500-square-foot Amazon data center was already under construction, rising up against Gilroy’s bucolic farmland when the outrage began. City staff had approved the project the previous summer under a decades-old development rule that did not require a hearing before the City Council. Amazon had purchased the land in 2020 and undergone a yearslong environmental review, and the city had posted information about the project online. Still, many residents said they only found out about it earl
Big Tech’s data center boom is igniting a political revolt in northern California (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The 438,500-square-foot Amazon data center was already under construction, rising up against Gilroy’s bucolic farmland when the outrage began. City staff had approved the project the previous summer under a decades-old development rule that did not require a hearing before the City Council. Amazon had purchased the land in 2020 and undergone a yearslong environmental review, and the city had posted information about the project online. Still, many residents said they only found out about it earl
Big Tech’s data center boom is igniting a political revolt in northern California (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The 438,500-square-foot Amazon data center was already under construction, rising up against Gilroy’s bucolic farmland when the outrage began. City staff had approved the project the previous summer under a decades-old development rule that did not require a hearing before the City Council. Amazon had purchased the land in 2020 and undergone a yearslong environmental review, and the city had posted information about the project online. Still, many residents said they only found out about it earl
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