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The proposed legislation stems from growing concerns over the environmental impact and immense resource demands of these facilities, particularly their significant energy consumption and potential strain on local power grids and water supplies.<\/p>\n<p>Advocates for the pause argue it would provide crucial time for regulators and researchers to study the long-term effects of data center expansion and develop more sustainable guidelines for their operation. Opponents, however, caution that such a measure could stifle economic growth, deter technological investment, and impact job creation within the state&#8217;s burgeoning tech sector. 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