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Local Leaders Oppose 400-Megawatt Data Center in San Diego

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Four local members of Congress, including Mike Levin, announced opposition to a 400-megawatt data center proposed for Navwar Sara Jacobs in San Diego. They plan to introduce legislation to prevent the project from moving forward without local government consultation or approval. Local leaders, including Todd Gloria and the San Diego City Council, have also voiced opposition, citing concerns over rising electricity rates and impacts on air and water quality.

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The opposition challenges the proposed development, which local leaders say could raise electricity rates and negatively affect air and water quality in San Diego. The push for legislation aims to require local government consultation before such large projects proceed.

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Who's involved

  • Mike LevinU.S. Representative who announced opposition to the data center development.
  • San Diego City CouncilLegislative body of San Diego that has voiced opposition to the proposed data center.
  • Todd GloriaLocal leader who has voiced opposition to the proposed data center.
  • San DiegoThe location of the proposed 400-megawatt data center.

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