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Supreme Court ruling lets data centers bypass Clean Water Act permits, accelerating development
The ‘time-consuming’ permits dozens of data centers are skipping
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E&E NewsThe ‘time-consuming’ permits dozens of data centers are skippingeenews.netA court ruling shrinking the scope of the Clean Water Act has allowed new data centers to speed through the federal permitting process. Communities are feeling the effects. The post The ‘time-consuming’ permits dozens of data centers are skipping appeared first on E&E News by POLITICO .
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