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Here’s how to find information about data centers in Texas

By María Méndez, Taylor Goldenstein, Emily Foxhall and Alejandra Martinez, graphic by Chris Essig1 day ago1 min readtexastribune.org
Here’s how to find information about data centers in Texas
What information is accessible about a data center project can differ from place to place and depend on whether a project seeks out tax breaks, whether it needs local rezoning or special permits, and how it will get its power and water.

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