EPA has proposed removing minimum federal public-participation requirements for minor New Source Review permits and leaving those choices to state and local air agencies. Advocates are now framing the rule as an AI data-center transparency fight because backup generators and onsite power sources can be permitted as minor or synthetic-minor sources. The policy question is no longer only how fast AI infrastructure can get power, but who gets to see and contest the air permits attached to that buildout.
Washington Turns AI Data-Center Air Permits Into a Disclosure-Off Switch
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