A moratorium on data centers has been issued by the Texas governor. This move has sparked criticism and calls for further action from lawmakers. Critics are pushing for the governor to convene a special legislative session in Austin.
The goal of this session would be to establish state laws governing data centers. Further details on this development are available from Houston Public Media, providing more information on the situation and the potential next steps for the state legislature.
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