Decide what data centers should disclose about water use, energy use, pollution, and local community impacts.
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“The public should be able to see how much energy data centers use and whether household energy costs are changing at the same time.”
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“People should be able to see useful public information about how data centers affect water, power, rates, and reliability without exposing private company details.”
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“Government agencies should have clear authority to run data center reporting programs, enforce the rules, and charge covered companies for program costs.”
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“Congress should study how data centers affect health, water, pollution, waste, and nearby communities before deciding whether more rules are needed.”
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“Federal agencies should share information and give practical guidance on data center growth, while leaving final local choices to elected officials unless Congress changes the law.”
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“Data center projects should be judged by whether their jobs, tax money, and effects on nearby homes actually help the host community.”
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