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Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoed a bipartisan bill that aimed to require data center applicants to disclose information on noise and environmental impacts to local governments. The bill, HB1601, also allowed local governments to assess the impact of data centers on water resources, parks, historic sites, and forestland. Josh Thomas, who introduced the bill, expressed disappointment with the veto, stating it disregards community concerns.
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