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Residents and officials in Westfield have reversed their support for a $4 billion data center project after public opposition and environmental concerns emerged. The City Council recently voted unanimously for a one-year moratorium on additional data centers, reflecting increased scrutiny over water use, pollution, and energy impacts. While the approved project will proceed, critics remain concerned about its environmental footprint, noise, and the potential for local temperature increases.
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