Trump EPA Proposes Rule Shift, Giving States Control Over Data Center Permitting Process

According to an EPA public hearing held on Wednesday, the Trump administration is considering a rule change that would allow states to decide how the public participates in the permitting process for air pollution sources, including gas plants and diesel generators that power data centers. The proposal comes as communities across the US increasingly use existing permitting procedures to slow data center expansion. "People want to have a say," said Vanessa Lynch, a Pennsylvania organizer with Moms Clean Air Force, at the EPA hearing.
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