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senior editor at Bloomberg News @business. Former Chicago Bureau Chief. Views are my own. Send tips to ecampbell14@bloomberg.net
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Massive fish kill results in restoration of wildlife at popular North Texas lake

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Tue, June 30, 2026 at 5:06 PM UTC Almost a year after an unknown number of fish died at the well-known Bedford Boys Ranch Lake, city and state officials along with volunteers are joining forces to restore the delicate ecosystem. According to a news release, the City of Bedford formed a partnership with the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife and "dedicated volunteers" to plant 370 native aquatic plants throughout the lake which included pickerelweed, water willow, and eelgrass.
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Why this mayor doesn’t want data centers in his North Texas city

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By Elizabeth Campbell Verified
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North Richland Hills Mayor Jack McCarty said he has serious concerns about data centers locating near homes and apartments, citing the potential for more noise and rising electricity costs — concerns that a developer calls unfounded. At issue is a proposed 21-acre data center at 5201 Rufe Snow Drive, which was once an outlet mall that was converted in to a call center.
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Paluxy Valley residents claim win as plug pulled on power plant permit for data center

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Follow Paluxy Valley residents claim win as plug pulled on power plant permit for data center The Paluxy River runs through Dinosaur Valley State Park in Glen Rose. Residents who are fighting against large-scale industrial development encroaching on the iconic Paluxy Valley and Dinosaur Valley State Park won a major victory after NRG Energy withdrew an application to build a gas power plant to fuel a proposed data center complex.
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