Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has signed an executive order to suspend tax incentives for new data center development across the state. “It’s critical that we protect our consumers and our water,” he says. “We need to make sure that we attract companies that give and don’t take.” Nebraska Farm Bureau’s first vice president Katie Olson […]
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