
Like everyone in SF, AI data centers struggle to find a place to live
By Katherine Langford
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This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. A Kern County judge ruled that approval of California’s first operating carbon capture and storage project — a technology the state is counting on to meet its climate goals — violated state environmental law and must be set aside. Judge Marcos Camacho found [ ] The post California’s first carbon capture project shot down in court in setback for climate policy appeared first on Danville San Ramon.