Unveiling the Hidden Dangers: What the Proposed Trenton Data Center Could Mean for Dade County’s Future
“The American Lung Association’s “State of the Air” 2026 report identified data centers as an increasing source of air pollution concern due to both their electricity demand and diesel backup generators. Data centers rely on dozens of diesel generators that emit particulate matter, nitrogen oxides (NO), and other pollutants linked to asthma, heart disease, and premature death.
“Data centers can increase environmental electromagnetic field (EMF) levels through the power lines, substations, transformers, and electrical distribution systems that supply them, as well as through internal equipment that generates extremely low frequency (ELF) fields, power quality distortion and harmonics (“dirty electricity”), and electromagnetic interference. EMFs are linked to cancer, miscarriage, Alzheimer’s and other health impacts.” – EHSciences.org
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