Policy Document · 2025-08-26
Data Centers: Planning Policy, Sustainability, and Resilience
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Data Center Atlas
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Read about the Data Center Atlas developed by Othersphere with it detailing the environmental, social, and economic factors stemming from all the data center expansion.
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Author unknown. Date unknown. Data Center Atlas. https://workshop.othersphere.io/dcatlas?token=dcatlas2025 (AI & Environment Resource Hub; record atlas-f5b882ca9efa; collection snapshot 2026-09-15).
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