Data Center Plans Threaten Wilderness and Dark Skies in West Virginia
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Plans to build a large data center near the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia have raised concerns among residents. The project could impact thousands of acres, including popular outdoor recreation areas, ski resorts, and designated dark sky sites. Local opposition highlights the potential environmental and recreational consequences of the development.
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Originally published by npr
