Rural communities and resources are at risk due to expanding data centers. A special legislative session has been requested to address this issue.
Further action may be too late if it waits until the regular legislative session. Reports indicate more data center projects may be approved soon.
Details on this developing story are available from CBS7 and KOSA-TV News, including statements from Texas officials and information on the potential impact of data center growth.
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