Data center community costs are "short-term pain for long-term gain," construction labor leader says
Summary
Some people in the U.S. do not want data centers built near them because of concerns. However, a leader in construction believes that building these centers causes short-term problems but will bring long-term benefits like jobs and growth.Key Facts
- Half of Americans say they do not want data centers built in their neighborhoods.
- Data centers are facilities that store and manage large amounts of digital information.
- Marc Poulos is a leader in the construction industry who supports building data centers.
- Poulos says the difficulties during construction are temporary.
- He believes data centers will create jobs and help the economy over time.
- CBS News conducted a poll in June to gather public opinions on data center construction.
- The article focuses on the local impact of data center projects and construction perspectives.
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