How the data center backlash is growing in U.S. statehouses

Public resistance to data centers is intensifying, leading to a surge in proposed legislation across U.S. statehouses aimed at restricting these facilities. Concerns about environmental impact, local opposition, and regulatory oversight are driving this backlash, with lawmakers responding to the growing public sentiment. This shift highlights the increasing tension between technological advancement and community concerns, signaling a broader debate about the future of data infrastructure in the U.S.