Data center opponents call for a pause on development in San Diego
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A combination of San Diego politicians, labor groups and housing advocates gathered in front of City Hall on Thursday to voice opposition to a potential data center a local developer is considering as part of a 70-acre redevelopment project at Naval Base Point Loma Old Town Campus.
“I’ve seen many projects in my time,” San Diego City Council President Joe LaCava said. “What we don’t need is a resource-guzzling data center in the middle of our city.”
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“I’ve seen many projects in my time,” San Diego City Council President Joe LaCava said. “What we don’t need is a resource-guzzling data center in the middle of our city.”
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