Employees of Amazon have attended city council meetings to advocate for regulations on data center projects. According to activists, this marks the first instance of employees from a major technology company publicly calling for such regulations.
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Amazon Employees Attend City Council Meetings to Advocate for Data Center Regulations
Amazon employees have participated in city council meetings to push for regulatory measures concerning data centers. Activists claim this is a significant moment as it is the first time employees from a major tech firm have made such public demands.
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Amazon Employees Show Up to City Council Meetings to Demand Limits on Data Centers
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Amazon Employees Attend City Council Meetings to Advocate for Data Center Regulations