Energy and climateFinding
Florida should pause approval of new large data centers.
Large data centers use large amounts of electricity and water, and several have been proposed in Florida. A pause would stop new approvals while the state studies effects on power rates, water and land use.
Byron Donalds
when you start doing stuff like what New York just did, that's a signal to the business community that this is not a place to invest capital
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