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Data Center War in Hanover Township | Pittsburgh News
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A massive data center campus is set to rise in Hanover Township, Washington County, on 126 acres of former strip mine land — eight buildings and a natural gas plant, promising thousands of jobs and big tax revenue. Developer Alex Paris, who owns the land, insists the remote site minimizes disruption, but locals who moved there for peace and quiet are furious — citing noise, pollution, and lack of transparency. While Paris argues the land’s been idle for 20 years and the project won’t harm residents, opponents are rallying for a final council vote on August 5th, hoping to halt the development — though legal rights and local ordinances may make a full stop unlikely.
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