
Daily Digest — July 31, 2026
## Oregon Governor Kills State Land Sale for $5.1B Salem Data Center

## Oregon Governor Kills State Land Sale for $5.1B Salem Data Center

## Texas Coalition Demands Special Session on Data Center Growth; Democratic Candidates Call for Moratorium

## Texas Data Centers Face Mounting Pressure on Tax Breaks, Water, and Power

## Texas Agencies Unveil Grid Policies as Capitol Rally Demands Data Center Moratorium

## Richland, WA Cannot Impose Data Center Moratorium Due to Existing Agreement

## Nashville Enacts First Data Center Regulations and Permit Moratorium

## Ohio Lawmakers Target Rising Energy Costs Linked to Data Center Demand

## Nashville Faces Pivotal Week as DC Blox Closes $23M Land Deal Near Zoo

## New York Enacts Statewide Data Center Freeze; Legislature Pushes Broader Bill

## Boulder City Unanimously Votes to Appeal BLM Data Center Approval

## Conservative Movement Organizes Nationwide Data Center Protests

## New York Governor Signs First-in-Nation Statewide Data Center Moratorium

## Indianapolis Faces Data Center Moratorium Debate as Residents Rally Against DC BLOX Project

## Indianapolis Pursues Data Center Moratorium as DC BLOX Scales Back Proposal

## Independence, Missouri Enacts 180-Day Data Center Moratorium

## Nashville Advances Multiple Bills to Block DC BLOX Data Center Near Zoo

## Lakeland, Florida Weighs One-Year Data Center Moratorium Amid Project Swan Opposition

## Lowell, Massachusetts Faces Heated Community Debate Over Data Center Expansion

## Texas Governor Abbott Calls for Ban on Rural Data Center Development

## Pennsylvania Senate Committee Advances Municipal Moratorium Bills, Rejects Statewide Pause