Energy and climateFinding
Alabama should temporarily pause approvals of new large data centers.
Several large data center projects are planned in Alabama, and they use large amounts of electricity and water. A pause would stop new approvals for a set period while the state reviews their effects.
Tommy Tuberville
We found no public vote or statement that answers this. It is not counted.
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- Reviewed Sep 30, 2026 by edo.
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- Tommy Tuberville's verified accounts and sites.
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