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Governor Candidates Address Concerns Over Data Center Development in the US

Governor candidates across the US are addressing the implications of data center development on local communities, focusing on issues such as electricity demand and land use. Proposals range from moratoriums on new constructions to policies ensuring that data centers cover their own energy costs. The candidates' stances reflect a growing concern among residents regarding the impact of these facilities.

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Governor candidates across the US are addressing the implications of data center development on local communities, focusing on issues such as electricity demand and land use. Proposals range from moratoriums on new constructions to policies ensuring that data centers cover their own energy costs. The candidates' stances reflect a growing concern among residents regarding the impact of these facilities.

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As data centers sprout across the US, governor hopefuls look to ease voter fears

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Governor Candidates Address Concerns Over Data Center Development in the US