- General Assembly passes laws for Georgia.
- The Georgia state legislature is currently considering moratoriums on data centers due to the strain on regional resources.
Amy Acton backs a conditional moratorium on data centers in Georgia, following the election of a new Democratic governor.
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Amy Acton backs a conditional moratorium on data centers in Georgia, following the election of a new Democratic governor.
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