Trump’s EPA wants to let data centers hide their air pollution

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The US EPA plans to remove a federal rule requiring public notice and comment for certain industrial air permits, including data centers, shifting this responsibility to states. Advocates warn this could reduce transparency and public input on pollution from new facilities. The change targets "minor" pollution sources and aims to cut regulatory red tape.

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