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  1. Michigan officials discussed the energy needs of data centers and ratepayer protections during a policy conference.
  2. Data centers in Michigan are facing scrutiny regarding their massive consumption of water and electricity, forcing a balance between development and environmental health.
  3. Concerns regarding water, power, and infrastructure strain related to data centers were raised on May 28, involving city council discussions.

Cheyenne City Council voted against a moratorium on new data centers, despite opposition from labor groups like AFL-CIO.

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Cheyenne City Council voted against a moratorium on new data centers, despite opposition from labor groups like AFL-CIO.

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Concerns regarding water, power, and infrastructure strain related to data centers were raised on May 28, involving city council discussions. All 2 developments

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