A new data center backed by Kevin O'Leary wants to tap into Logan's water supply, sparking a debate about whether we should prioritize tech growth over our limited water resources. It’s a small request for now, but it raises big questions about how we manage our water as the city expands.
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While the immediate water usage is small, the long-term cost could be higher utility rates or infrastructure upgrades if industrial demand outpaces our supply.
The data center developers and local officials looking to boost the city's tech profile and tax base stand to gain the most.
Local residents and farmers who rely on the city's water supply could face tighter restrictions or higher costs if resources become too thin.
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