“For the benefits, it is true that data centers bring revenue. In Aurora, that will mean approximately $1.6 million annually in both property and utility taxes to the city each and every year,” Aurora Mayor John Laesch said. “Aurora residents living near data centers have described a constant low-frequency hum day and night. It's not loud in a traditional sense, but persistent. People have described trouble sleeping, increased stress, a loss of quiet in their own homes."
Stop putting them in working class neighborhoods. Spread it out. For every center put in working class and low income neighborhoods, put 1 in upscale neighborhoods. Naperville and Lisle should share the pain.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Stop putting them in working class neighborhoods. Spread it out. For every center put in working class and low income neighborhoods, put 1 in upscale neighborhoods. Naperville and Lisle should share the pain.