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There are also traffic issues--likely less of an issue with datacenters or solar farms. But things like housing that put pressures on local schools are certainl
by ghaff 4mo ago
There are also traffic issues--likely less of an issue with datacenters or solar farms. But things like housing that put pressures on local schools are certainly issues--though again not really with datacenters which are more about power and water infrastructure.
- mathgeek 4mo agoPower and water infrastructure being strained can raise utility prices and require new infrastructure, which affect schools and tax rates by extension. It can also lead to new build stoppages until infrastructure is built, which affects hone prices and taxes. There are many knock-on effects.