The City of Coachella has enacted a 45-day temporary ban on data center developments after receiving significant public opposition. This decision comes just months after the city council unanimously approved a proposal from Stronghold Power, the company behind the initial data center project. Additionally, the city has voted to terminate its agreement with Stronghold Power.
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Coachella imposes temporary ban on data centers following public opposition
Coachella has implemented a temporary ban on data centers in response to public backlash, reversing a previous unanimous approval for a project by Stronghold Power. The city council's decision includes terminating its agreement with the company.
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- ✕ loaded language: 'massive U-turn'
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Coachella kills massive data center project after resident backlash and considers future ban for similar ‘tech campuses’
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Coachella imposes temporary ban on data centers following public opposition