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After 'Significant' Public Outcry, An East Bay City Considers Data Center Ban
The council voted 4-0 to have staff draft a ban as officials weigh utility demands and land-use priorities for roughly 1,400 acres.
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Florida Panhandle council weighs data center ban over land, water, and sewer pressures
Crestview officials have taken another step toward prohibiting new data center development, indicating the city may view the expanding industry as a poor match for its land-use priorities, public utilities, and long-term growth plans. In a city trying to guide development around a major bypass corridor, the choice could shape future impacts on residents, businesses, and local infrastructure, Mid Bay News reported. Here's what to know At a Crestv…
An industrial park with data centers could be coming to the Mat-Su. Here’s how to weigh in - The Alaska Current
A large industrial park and data center development is being proposed north of Houston. The state is taking public comment for one more week. Here’s what’s being proposed—and how you can tell the state what you think.
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