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flag Georgia lawmakers debate pausing new data center projects in 2027 due to infrastructure strain.

flag Georgia lawmakers are debating a bipartisan bill to pause new data center projects through 2027, citing concerns over strain on power, water, and infrastructure, as rapid expansion—especially in metro Atlanta and rural counties—sparks public and political debate. flag While supporters warn of long-term environmental and economic risks, opponents fear job losses and billions in investment could be jeopardized. flag Data centers have already created over 28,000 construction jobs and 5,000 permanent positions. flag The state has approved 10,000 megawatts of new power capacity. flag A proposed project in McDuffie County, Project Azalea, is undergoing a regional impact review, with public hearings expected in March. flag Residents in Columbia County oppose data centers in residential areas, citing quality-of-life concerns. flag Lawmakers agree on the need for greater transparency and accountability in infrastructure costs.

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