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Author: Fernando Figueroa
LANSING, N.Y. — Is a data center also a scientific research facility? That’s one of the arguments TeraWulf executives are making in a zoning appeal in the Town of Lansing. TeraWulf, a Maryland-based company, wants to build a data center at the site of Milliken Station, a coal-fired power plant that ceased operations in 2019. But their project does not neatly align with the zoning of the industrial lot. The data center has met opposition from environmentalists who worry it will impact Cayuga Lake and raise electricity prices without delivering all of the benefits executives have promised. TeraWulf says A.I.…
LANSING, N.Y. — The Town of Lansing’s moratorium saga has come to an end. Wednesday night, the Lansing Town Board voted unanimously to withdraw the land-use moratorium that had provoked […]
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