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Google told to halt work on datacentres in Finland over environmental concerns

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Finnish authorities have ordered Google to temporarily halt construction work on two planned data centers in the country. The stoppage was issued after the company failed to carry out the necessary environmental impact assessments for the sites.

The directive affects two specific construction locations. According to the available reports, the regulatory action follows particular concerns raised regarding forest clearance associated with the development projects.

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The Guardian World (GB) Emphasizes administrative failure to conduct mandatory environmental impact assessments.
BBC World (GB) Focuses on specific environmental concerns regarding local forest clearance.
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