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California Governor Vetoes Proposed Data Center Law Relating to Water Supply and Signs Law Regarding Data Center Energy Use | JD Supra

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By Alexander Lawrence Ames, Christopher Powell
| JD Supra
Responding to mounting concerns about data centers’ strain on local water supplies and electrical grids, the California Legislature approved two transparency measures, Assembly Bill 93 and Senate Bill 57, intended to bring transparency to resource use without imposing immediate operational limits. While early proposals envisioned statewide consumption caps, the enacted versions primarily require disclosure and coordination rather than direct regulation.
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EV factory plans still alive in Georgia, backers insist, but big hurdles remain

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By Alexander Lawrence Ames
| Georgia Public Broadcasting Verified
The head of Imola Automotive USA - the startup that promised to create 45,000 electric vehicle jobs in struggling U.S. towns - acknowledged Tuesday that the company has been unable to secure land in two of the communities where it had proposed building manufacturing plants. Still, he said, Imola hopes to break ground on a plant in Fort Valley, Georgia, within nine to 12 months.
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North Coast Water Board Adopts Waste Discharge Permit for Vineyards | JD Supra

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By Alexander Lawrence Ames, Sean G. Herman
| JD Supra
On June 12, 2025, the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board approved a general permit regulating waste discharges from commercial vineyards in the region. The new General Waste Discharge Requirements for Commercial Vineyards ("Vineyard Order," Order No. R1-2024-0056) applies to about 65,000 acres of vineyards located primarily within the Big-Navarro-Garcia, Gualala-Salmon, and Russian River Hydrologic watersheds.
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