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Charlotte updates data center regulations during ongoing moratorium
Charlotte has implemented a five-month moratorium on new data centers to update local regulations, addressing the industry's growth. The pause, approved by the Charlotte City Council in June, allows officials to develop rules protecting air, water, and land resources, with a community task force assisting in the process.
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