EPA proposal would allow data center air pollution permits without public notice
The U.S. government is moving to reduce public oversight of data center expansion by proposing changes to EPA permitting rules. The proposed change would allow air pollution permits to be issued without being publicized, removing the requirement for public input. This would effectively limit community pushback against the environmental impact of new data centers. Critics view the move as a way to fast-track data center approvals amid surging demand for AI and cloud infrastructure.
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