Scotland village fights 1,600 objections against massive data centre plan

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Residents of Auchtertool, a small village of around 200 homes in Fife, Scotland, are opposing plans to build what would be the world's second-largest data centre nearby. The proposed facility would span an area exceeding 100 football pitches, dwarfing the existing community. Over 1,600 formal objections have been submitted against the development. Locals are concerned the project would fundamentally alter the rural character of their area, citing potential issues around noise, heat, flooding, and harm to local wildlife.

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