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Atlas Data Center Project Near Parkland High School Faces Local Review

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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What happened

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Atlas plans to construct a campus near Parkland High School, which includes three data center buildings and associated structures totaling approximately 1.56 million square feet. The Parkland School Board unanimously approved a resolution opposing the project, urging South Whitehall officials to consider community health and safety concerns. Opponents cited environmental impacts, including how noise and vibration could affect students and staff.

From mcall.com

Why it matters

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The school board stated that the quality of education should not be sacrificed for potential financial benefits from the data center development. South Whitehall is now reviewing the hyperscale proposal in light of these community health and safety concerns.

A data center has been proposed near Parkland High School, involving State Rep Mike Schlossberg.

From mcall.com

Who's involved

  • AtlasPlans construction of a data center campus near Parkland High School.
  • Parkland High SchoolIs located near the proposed Atlas facility and is the subject of community health concerns.
  • South WhitehallIs reviewing concerns raised by the Parkland High School Board regarding the project.
  • Mike SchlossbergIs mentioned in relation to the proposed data center near Parkland High School.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • AtlasSpeculative

    Atlas might face increased project costs or delays due to political pressure from the school board.

  • The school community might face operational disruption or increased costs if noise and vibration impact learning environments.

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