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Technology · Software & cloud · published 2026-08-28 · via The Verge

EPA move would let data centers skip public air permit reviews

The EPA is moving to scrap a federal rule that requires public notice and comment for air permits at certain industrial sites, a change that would let data center developers proceed without community input. Environmental advocates say this would allow projects to be permitted in secret, with residents only learning about them when construction begins.

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