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Would tax break for MI data centers bring economic boon, or climate doom?
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Kelly House
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- Michigan lawmakers are debating whether to offer tax breaks for mega-size data centers built by the likes of Google and Microsoft.
- But some fear without more safeguards, data center energy use could cause Michigan to falter on climate goals.
- The debate is also reviving discussion about what Michigan gets in exchange for corporate subsidies.
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