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Community Protests Proposed Meta Data Center Over Health and Environmental Concerns

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On July 25, residents and activists in Northeast El Paso organized a protest against the planned Meta data center, expressing their concerns about potential health risks, excessive noise, and high water usage associated with the facility. The protest aimed to raise awareness about the implications of the project on the local community's well-being and environment. This initiative reflects growing apprehensions among residents regarding large-scale developments and their impact on daily life in the area.

Key Details: • Protest held on July 25 in Northeast El Paso • Concerns raised about health risks, noise pollution, and water consumption • Community members actively voicing opposition to the Meta project

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