Governor Greg Abbott has proposed a ban on new data center development in rural Texas neighborhoods. This idea is part of his campaign for a fourth term in office.
The proposal is an addition to other reforms Abbott introduced last month. Details of the proposed ban are not specified in the initial report.
Further information on the proposal and its potential impact can be found through local news sources, including KXAN.
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