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Concerns over hyper scale data center development are intersecting with the gubernatorial nomination race in rural Kansas.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated sep 25

The latest in this situation

  1. Candidate proposes using cannabis revenue to fund government programs in Kansas.
  2. Ty Masterson's campaign spending is under the spotlight.
  3. Cindy Holscher advocates for expanding Medicaid to protect rural hospitals during a policy debate.
  4. The candidates are clashing over economic philosophies for the state.
  5. Abengoa operated a plant in Kansas.

How it started

4 reports, 2 independent, last reported Oct 11. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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Concerns over hyper scale data center development are intersecting with the gubernatorial nomination race in rural Kansas.

Who's involved

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KansasCurt SkoogCindy Holscher

How it developed

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  1. Cindy Holscher advocates for expanding Medicaid to protect rural hospitals during a policy debate.Sub-event
  2. Abengoa operated a plant in Kansas.Sub-event
  3. Debate on property tax relief for Kansans; Holscher called for data center moratorium, which Masterson attacked.1 source
  4. Cindy Holscher, a candidate in the Kansas governor's race, advocates for government intervention regarding data centers.Sub-event
  5. Solar farm decisions and primary election results are impacting local infrastructure and the gubernatorial race in Kansas.Sub-event
  6. Political contests are underway in Kansas for both the gubernatorial office and a U.S. Senate seat, involving Cindy Holscher and Adam Hamilton.Sub-event
  7. Advocates for recreational cannabis legalization in the state of Kansas.Sub-event
  8. Data center development concerns intersect with the Kansas gubernatorial race.1 source

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