Sign of the times and a reminder that locals inside the loop now think of themselves as "a neighborhood" which is a surprising victory for everybody . . . Check the quote and more reporting . . .
"The proposal almost felt like a troll, given the political climate. All across the country, communities are waging war against these physical manifestations of a future that feels increasingly indifferent to humanity. Water and electricity use are often the stated reasons for opposing data centers, but really it is something much more primal than that. We hate these things because they are here to replace us."
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The downtown Kansas City data center tower project is even worse than you think | Hudnall
The strange proposal has sparked outrage. The stranger question is whether the developer even intends to build it. From David Hudnall:
What's behind a proposed data center tower downtown
Plans to replace a 126-year-old building with a data center skyscraper are facing fierce opposition.
Kansas City could get a 20-story data center in the heart of downtown. Here's what we know
The City Planning Commission has yet to approve the proposal to build a 384-foot data center in Kansas City's Quality Hill neighborhood. Neighbors worry the project could drain resources and ignore historic preservation
Downtown Kansas City, Missouri, data center proposal sparks concern from neighbors
Another data center could be coming to the Kansas City area, with developers proposing a 20-story building located in the heart of downtown.
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