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Green Groups Ask FCC to Halt Orbital Data Center Approvals Pending Review

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Environmental organizations have petitioned the US Federal Communications Commission to pause approvals for orbital data centers. The groups are calling for a comprehensive environmental impact assessment before any satellite licenses are issued. Their concern centers on the cumulative environmental effects of large-scale satellite constellations planned by companies including SpaceX and Blue Origin. The petition highlights the need to fully understand how these proposed deployments could affect Earth's environment before proceeding.

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