Data center projects should be able to keep moving after federal permits are issued, even when a court finds problems in the environmental review.
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“Should data center projects be able to keep moving after federal permits are issued, even when a court finds problems in the environmental review?”
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“Should the federal government study how AI and data centers affect the power grid before making bigger energy decisions?”
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“Should permits for data centers and related power projects move faster only if communities and the environment are still protected?”
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“Should legal challenges to federal data center permits go quickly through the federal appeals court for the project area, with strict filing deadlines?”
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