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'A very serious health concern': Opponents to Ahwatukee data center share worries at town hall

Newseze Wire·Thu, Oct 15, 6:17 AMWire: ABC 15 Phoenix
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'A very serious health concern': Opponents to Ahwatukee data center share worries at town hall

Dozens of metro Phoenix residents shared concerns about data centers with Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes at a town hall in Mesa.

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