Pennsylvania is turning into a frontline test of whether the AI infrastructure boom can win local consent, after a wave of proposed data centers pushed state officials to add stricter permitting, transparency and cost rules. The fight has escalated from a development pitch built around jobs and investment into a broader debate over electricity bills, water use, pollution, land use and who gets to decide where AI infrastructure is built.
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