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Finland orders Google subsidiary Tuike Finland Oy to halt data center construction in Muhos and Kajaani by October 23, pending environmental impact assessments (Kai Nicol-Schwarz/CNBC)

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Finland has ordered Google subsidiary Tuike Finland Oy to halt data center construction in Muhos and Kajaani by October 23, pending environmental impact assessments. This follows ongoing scrutiny of the project's sustainability and local impact, reflecting growing concerns about the environmental impact of large-scale data center construction and calls for more sustainable practices in the tech industry.

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  • Finland's decision aims to address growing concerns about the environmental impact of lar…: Finland's decision aims to address growing concerns about the environmental impact of large-scale data center construction.
  • The project, aiming to expand Google's presence in Finland, has faced criticism for its p…: The project, aiming to expand Google's presence in Finland, has faced criticism for its potential impact on local communities and the environment.
  • The Finnish government's request for additional data and analysis reflects growing concer…: The Finnish government's request for additional data and analysis reflects growing concerns about the environmental impact of large-scale data center construction and calls for more sustainable practices in the tech industry.

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