Concerns Raised Over Building Data Centers in Pennsylvania's Abandoned Mines

September 26, 2026

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Discussions have emerged about utilizing abandoned mines in Pennsylvania for data center development. However, experts warn that underground facilities could lead to seismic issues across the state. This raises important questions about site acquisition and community impact in areas considered for such projects.

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