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  1. Arizona political figures, including Katie Hobbs and Mike Lee, are addressing water rights and drought mitigation efforts supported by IRA funding.
  2. Andy Biggs and Greg Stanton collaborated on water funding issues in Arizona.

Arizona Debate Centers on Data Center Impact on Water and Power Resources

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During a Decision 2026 debate in Arizona, Andy Biggs argued that the state must prevent data centers from straining power and water resources needed by residents and businesses. Teri Hourihan proposed a temporary pause on new data center applications to study their impact on water, energy, and local communities, while allowing existing projects to continue operating. The Katie Hobbs campaign released a statement emphasizing the protection of water resources.

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The debate raises regulatory questions regarding the expansion of large data center operations in Arizona. Decisions about resource protection could influence the operational planning and investment strategies of major technology companies that rely on significant power and water usage.

Arizona political figures, including Katie Hobbs and Mike Lee, are addressing water rights and drought mitigation efforts supported by IRA funding.

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Who's involved

  • Andy BiggsAdvocated for state measures to prevent data centers from straining power and water resources.
  • Katie HobbsGovernor of Arizona whose campaign statement addressed water protection.

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