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Illinois is 'not quite ready' to pass data center regulations despite public pressure

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By Civic PlusNew, Julia Tilton, Ilana Newman Verified
| Route Fifty Verified
By Julia Tilton and Ilana Newman, The Daily Yonder The Illinois General Assembly’s 2026 session wrapped up without advancing the POWER Act, a bill that proposes regulation on data centers. On June 5, 2026, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker announced a pause on new data center tax incentives and directed the General Assembly to revisit the data center issue during their veto session later this year. Data center development has recently ramped up in the state’s rural communities.
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Illinois Is “Not Quite Ready” to Pass Data Center Regulations Despite Public Pressure

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By Julia Tilton, Ilana Newman Verified
| The Daily Yonder Verified
The Illinois General Assembly’s 2026 session wrapped up without advancing the POWER Act, a bill that proposes regulation on data centers. On June 5, 2026, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker announced a pause on new data center tax incentives and directed the General Assembly to revisit the data center issue during their veto session later this year. Data center development has recently ramped up in the state’s rural communities.
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Sandhill Cranes Bring Tourists to Rural Colorado, but Drought Threatens Both Wildlife and Business

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By Ilana Newman Verified
| The Daily Yonder Verified
It was sunset in early March and a chirping sound echoed across the fields of the San Luis Valley in southern Colorado. Thousands of birds swirled overhead, coming down to roost. Every spring, sandhill cranes migrate through the valley, bringing locals and tourists alike to stand, binoculars at the ready, next to wetland areas where the birds gather.
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