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San Marcos, Texas, has enacted a ban on data centers, becoming the first city in the state to do so. The decision has prompted a challenge from State Senator Paul Bettencourt, who argues that the ban contradicts state law. The situation highlights ongoing debates within Texas regarding local control over data center development.
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San Marcos, Texas, has enacted a ban on data centers, becoming the first city in the state to do so. The decision has prompted a challenge from State Senator Paul Bettencourt, who argues that the ban contradicts state law. The situation highlights ongoing debates within Texas regarding local control over data center development.
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