
WESTBROOK, Maine — Gov. Janet Mills said Friday that she hasn’t decided whether to sign a bill passed by the Legislature to impose a statewide moratorium on new data centers, outlining her critique of the legislation. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. “It’s on my desk. I’m going to read it.
Main Idea: Governor Janet Mills has not decided whether to sign a Maine bill that would pause new data centers, and she is weighing local jobs against worries about power and water use.
Key Points:
A data-center ban could slow new jobs and local investment, while also limiting tax revenue for Maine towns and businesses.
A moratorium could reduce pressure on electricity and water supplies for households and communities.
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