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Campaigners against data centers in Europe staged protests and other actions in several countries Saturday, demanding a moratorium on large-scale developments to address social and environmental concerns around the energy-hungry facilities. ( Video courtesy of ASSOCIATED PRESS )

READ : https://mb.com.ph/2026/11/07/protesters-break-into-microsoft-data-center-site-in-amsterdam-as-europes-backlash-spreads


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00:13What is essential for us is to be able to hear our voice
00:16about this data center project
00:19which relates to several environmental considerations
00:23and to the public health.
00:25This is a data center
00:27which will have an important energy consumption
00:29of 2.890 GWh
00:31which corresponds to 33% of the consumption of water.
00:36For the impact of the soil,
00:38we will be on four buildings of 25.000 m2
00:40which equals to 14 terrains of foot.
00:45In addition to that,
00:46this data center will have a system of refroidissement
00:49with a gas of refroidissement,
00:51the 1234Z2
00:52which belongs to the family of Epifas.
00:54The system will have an annual loss of 5%
00:57which will correspond to 2.8 tons of Epifas
01:01which will potentially be disseminated in nature.
01:04It is necessary to know that Epifas,
01:05called also the polluants eternally,
01:08have a risk for health
01:10with especially cancerous risks.
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