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Pennsylvania lawmakers, including Gov. Josh Shapiro and Sen. Dave McCormick, express strong support for data centers, highlighting billions in investments and job creation.

However, a recent poll reveals that 42% of Pennsylvanians oppose data centers in their communities, citing concerns over water usage, noise, and air pollution. State Rep. Jim Struzzi argues that data centers can enhance local tax bases and should be assessed on their merits, while Rep.

Josh Kail emphasizes the importance of ensuring projects are sustainable. Skepticism remains among residents regarding the potential negative impacts of nearby facilities.