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Not Even $10,000 Could Convince These Locals To Stop Protesting a Data Center Project

A developer is offering Pennsylvania locals cash to stop protesting a new data center.

Tarun Mottlia

Via Gizmodo

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Not Even $10,000 Could Convince These Locals To Stop Protesting a Data Center Project
Image: Anti data center protesters in Florida. © Thomas Simonetti / Contributor via Getty

A major developer is offering $10,000 to every family in a small Pennsylvania town if they don’t object to the construction of a mega data center project. Nevertheless, local advocates are standing their ground, according to a recent Wall Street Journal report.

NorthPoint Development wants to build a major data center complex on 1,300 acres of land in Hazle Township near Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains. Faced with growing local opposition, the developer found a potential solution in a $45 million total…

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