The Georgia state legislature is currently considering moratoriums on data centers due to the strain on regional resources.
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Updated May 18
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What happened
The Georgia state legislature is currently considering moratoriums on data centers due to the strain on regional resources.
Who's involved
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General Assembly passes laws for Georgia.Also in this story
- Parliament of Georgia adopted amendments to laws in Georgia.
- Bills regarding property management requirements were signed into law concerning Lowndes County, Georgia, and are currently under review by the general assembly.
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Related events
- Advocates for a statewide moratorium on data centers, involving statements from Raphael Warnock and Donald Trump in Georgia.
- State regulators are weighing moratoriums on data centers in Georgia and Michigan, while New York has enacted moratoriums and Hochul has signed relevant orders.
- Residents in Georgia and Utah are opposing the construction of data centers, coinciding with the OMB setting new guidance for agency policy implementation.
- Bryan Cohn advocated for a moratorium on data centers before the general assembly.