Nearly 200 activists associated with the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement, led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., have issued a letter criticizing President Donald Trump’s support for utilizing coal to power artificial intelligence data centers. The correspondence, sent on Friday, highlights a growing tension regarding energy policy and environmental health concerns within the administration's broader political coalition.
The criticism centers on the environmental and health implications of relying on coal-fired energy to meet the surging electricity demands of the AI industry. By opposing this energy strategy, the MAHA activists are signaling a policy disagreement with the President’s promotion of fossil fuel expansion for technological infrastructure.
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