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Data Center Construction Near Dugway Proving Ground Faces Scrutiny Over Environmental…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Discussions are underway regarding data center sites near the Dugway Proving Ground. Amazon is involved in these discussions, which are facing scrutiny regarding their proximity to civilian housing. The reports indicate that data center operations, including those powering AI systems, require large amounts of electricity and can emit toxic pollutants such as fine particulate matter and nitrogen oxides from backup diesel generators and natural gas turbines.

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The construction of large-scale data centers is under increasing public opposition, with polls showing high levels of opposition to such projects in certain areas. The industry is concurrently facing increased demands on electric grids and the need for large air pollution permits to operate.

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Who's involved

  • Dugway Proving GroundA U.S. Army facility whose operational needs are met by the installation.
  • AmazonAn American multinational technology company involved in data center site discussions.
  • CyrusOneA real estate investment trust establishing a data center presence at the site.

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