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Martin County commissioners approve one-year pause on large-scale data center applications

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Martin County commissioners approve one-year pause on large-scale data center applications — Jupiter Technology news

Martin County commissioners voted unanimously to enact a one-year moratorium on large-scale data center applications to allow time for environmental studies and the development of future regulations.

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