They Offer $10,000 to Each Neighbor to Back up an Amazon Data Center and some Are Planted: "It's Like a Bribe"
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A data center project in Pennsylvania has sparked controversy between its developers and neighbors. The responsible company offers $10,000 to each eligible household, but some residents reject the proposal for fear of the impact of the facility.
A community in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania rejected an unusual offer from developers of a giant data center for artificial intelligence. Each household in Hazle Township was to receive $10,000 if the project, known as the "Hazeln Project"
The residents of Hazle Township, a former mining community in Pennsylvania, are mobilizing against a large Amazon Web Services complex, which would involve granting a $10,000 cash dividend to each resident.
Residents of a U.S. city were offered a $10,000 per person financial bonus to allow the construction of a data center in their locality. They refuse the amount and the project. "If that's not bribe, then I don't know what it is, it passed on a resident.
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