E.P.A. Proposes Changes to Air Pollution Permit Process for Data Centers
The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a change to the air pollution permit process. This change would affect how public input is handled for data centers and similar projects. (sources: nytimes)
The E.P.A. proposal would eliminate the requirement for states to notify the public or solicit comments on air pollution permits for data centers. This marks a significant shift in the permitting process for these projects.
- The E.P.A. has proposed to remove public notice and comment requirements for air pollution permits related to data centers.
- The change applies to states managing air pollution permits for data centers and similar projects.
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This proposal could impact community engagement and oversight regarding air pollution from data centers.
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