Residents cite water contamination, PFAS and infrasound risks from hyperscale data centers
Multiple residents and a Protect Kansas representative told the planning commission they are concerned about water contamination from closed-loop flushing, PFAS, and low-frequency noise (infrasound) and urged a ban or extended moratorium on hyperscale data centers.
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Several residents and a regional consumer-protection organizer told the planning commission they fear large commercial data centers could threaten drinking water and public health and produce persistent low-frequency noise.
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