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Pennsylvania Dangles Permitting Carrot For Data Centers That Bring Their Own Power
Pennsylvania Dangles Permitting Carrot For Data Centers That Bring Their Own Power
Submitted by Ethan Howland of UtilityDive
Pennsylvania will give data center projects preferential permitting treatment if they commit to a set of power supply, environmental and cost-responsibility requirements under an executive order issued Tuesday by Gov. Josh Shapiro, D.
The state Department of Environmental Protection will develop the new review process. To receive a faster state permitting review, data center projects in Pennsylvania must source their electricity from new power supplies, including from growing amounts of firm clean power, according to...
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Illustration by The Epoch Times, Freepik
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Arming Local Police With Drones. Who Pulls The Trigger?
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Authored by Burak Oktenli via RealClearDefense,
Last Sunday, the World Cup was played in New Jersey, capping a summer in which American stadiums have hosted the largest sporting event on earth. Federal planners saw the airspace problem coming: the executive order that reorganized America's counter-drone posture names the 2026 World Cup explicitly as an event to protect. What the planning has not yet produced is an answer to the question that will matter most if a drone crosses the stadium fence: whose...
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