Data centre could threaten rare species, says charity
Data centre could threaten rare species, says charityImage source, Essex Wildlife TrustImage caption, Emily Buttress said the Essex Wildlife Trust was not necessarily against development, but they wanted it to be sustainableByShivani ChaudhariEssexPublished14 September…
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Data centre could threaten rare species, says charityImage source, Essex Wildlife TrustImage caption, Emily Buttress said the Essex Wildlife Trust was not necessarily against development, but they wanted it to be sustainableByShivani ChaudhariEssexPublished14 September 2026Updated 2 minutes agoPlans to build a new data centre could threaten the habitat of one of Britain's most endangered plants and a rare species of bumblebee, a wildlife trust said.A planning application has already been submitted for the Google data centre at Arena Essex Raceway in Thurrock, which is designated as a local wildlife site.It is home to the rare broad-leaved cudweed and shrill carder bumblebee and the Essex Wildlife Trust fears "incredibly rare" habitats would be "destroyed".A Google spokesperson said it…
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