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A huge AI datacenter is planned near Mar-a-Lago. The Everglades could pay the price
A proposed hyperscale datacenter in Palm Beach county has raised concerns about its potential impact on the surrounding environment.
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A proposed hyperscale datacenter in Palm Beach county has raised concerns about its potential impact on the surrounding environment. The datacenter, planned for a 202-acre parcel of land near the Florida Everglades, has sparked worries that it could damage the wetlands. The area has undergone significant restoration efforts in recent years, with the federal government and state of Florida investing a combined $6 billion to revitalize the ecosystem. The development's proximity to the Everglades and its potential water and electricity demands have environmentalists sounding the alarm, citing the risk of exacerbating existing issues with toxic bacterial growth.
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