‘The people are fed up’: Md. governor signs executive order targeting data centers
Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed an executive order targeting the state's data centers. The order addresses public concerns regarding the industry but does not impose a moratorium on new development.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed an executive order targeting data centers in the state, though he stopped short of anything that resembled a moratorium.
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