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The article centers on community opposition to a $9 billion quantum computing campus in Chicago, specifically addressing environmental justice concerns and local governance regarding this major infrastructure project. While it involves political discourse, the primary subject matter is strictly defined by its focus on the development of a large-scale quantum technology facility rather than general politics or unrelated tech topics.

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Southside Together demands Johnson halt $9B quantum campus in South Chicago

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 18, 20265 min read

At a town hall, community group Southside Together confronted Mayor Johnson over the $9 billion Quantum Shore project, with attendees urging him to reverse the development’s permits.

A $9 billion quantum computing campus planned for Chicago’s South Side is facing fierce opposition from residents, culminating in a tense town hall meeting at Arnold Mireles Academy, 9000 S. Exchange Ave. Saturday. Attendees at the event chanted “Reverse the permits. Mayor Johnson, do it now,” as they voiced concerns about the project’s impact on environmental justice and public health. Following the exchange, Southside Together member Lia Terrell stated, “The reality is that we don’t have the mayor’s support,” moments before Mayor Brandon Johnson departed the event amid jeers from the crowd. On Exchange Ave., community group Southside Together demanded Mayor Brandon…

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