Hamilton city council approved a moratorium on data centers while DRAC pitched a facility to the federal government.
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Updated Jul 9
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Hamilton city council approved a moratorium on data centers while DRAC pitched a facility to the federal government.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Ministry of Environment addresses industrial emissions in Hamilton, while a city councillor seeks more funding for the Ministry.Sub-event
- A moratorium in Hamilton County now protects unincorporated parts of the county from new AI data center development.Sub-event
- Brad Clark opposed an exemption regarding smaller data centers in Hamilton.Sub-event
Hamilton city council approved a moratorium on data centers.1 source
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