Vineland Datacenter Noise Sparks Class-Action Lawsuit
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Two Vineland residents filed a class-action alleging that a nearby 350MW DataOne datacenter emits persistent, low-frequency noise that constitutes a nuisance for homes up to a mile away, a case that underscores growing local opposition to datacenters; DataOne says it’s implementing sound-mitigation measures and engaging with the community, while experts warn on the long-standing challenges of noise regulation and potential health impacts.
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