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Environmentalists Call for Moratorium on Data Center Projects in Michigan

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Environmental groups are calling for a pause on new data center projects in Michigan, citing concerns over AI safety and large-scale data center impacts. Advocates gathered in Lansing to speak with lawmakers about the issues. Concerns raised include the use of water and energy, as well as the influence of big technology companies in their host communities.

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The coalition argues that calls for regulating AI must extend beyond the technology itself to include the vast physical footprint of hyperscale data centers. Organizers stated that the group seeks lawmakers to consider a moratorium on approving new data center projects.

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  • Joey AndrewsIntroduces and discusses data center legislation in the state of Michigan.
  • Grand RapidsCity in Michigan where Joey Andrews is based and involved in the regulatory issues.
  • MichiganState of the United States of America where the calls for regulatory action are focused.

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