Governor action targets large consumers of water. Certain entities, such as data centers, are under scrutiny. They apparently did not supply necessary details about their consumption of this resource.
Further information is available from the source. The issue at hand involves compliance with existing regulations. Entities that failed to report are now facing penalties.
Details of the penalties and the affected entities can be found in the original report. The governor's office has taken action to address the issue of unreported water use.
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