#regulations

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As the AI infrastructure build-out continues to meet headwinds from concerned citizens, three states recently signed laws ending what had been the largely-standard practice of exempting data center operators from paying sales taxes. Tucked into a state budget passed on June 15th, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs touted that data centers located in the state would […] The post Tax Breaks for Data Centers Are Ending, With More States Revoking Them appeared first on Good News Network.
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Taylor Farms Bought Deregulation, Then People Got Parasites: https://youtu.be/2dQ88XX-zxM Taylor Fresh Foods donated $1 million to the Trump-aligned MAGA Inc. super PAC on March 26, 2025 - just 6 days after the FDA delayed enforcement of the Food Traceability Rule until 2028 #Cyclospora #Outbreak #Cyclosporiasis #FoodSafety #Regulations #Foodborne #Illness #Parasite #TaylorFarms #Trump #MAGA #Donation #Bribe #USDA #Deregulation #Rules #HealthDepartment #Enforcement #CoverUp #USFoods #CDC #RFK #FDA

Taylor Farms Bought Deregulation, Then People Got Parasites

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I mean seriously. This from a guy who rolled back #environmental #regulations, claims #ClimateChange is a hoax, actually spent #TaxpayersMoney to NOT block green #energy solutions, &—oh yeah—says we just need to “rake the leaves” off forest floors to avoid #wildfires -- BUT gutted the freaking EPA, NPS & anyone who might be slightly capable of detecting/preventing fires. Moron. #Trump says he’s holding #Canada responsible for #wildfire #smoke, threatens #tariffs. #law
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For more than 50 years, the federal government has used a broader definition of #harm to #animals under the #EndangeredSpeciesAct, a bedrock #EnvironmentalLaw. It included any significant “modification or degradation” of habitat that kills or injures animals by impairing their ability to eat, shelter or breed. #Trump #law #regulations #EndangeredSpecies #wildlife #habitats #farming #drilling #mining #RealEstate #development #ecosystems #ColonyCollapse #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis
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The #US government is allowed to work with government officials of foreign countries to coordinate #deportation logistics. However, #federal #regulations passed in the late 1990s PROHIBIT the government from sharing information that could reveal that the individual getting deported applied for #asylum. #law #immigration #Trump #Iran #HumanRights
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From the halls of Westminster comes the news that English farmers may finally be covered under a national agriculture policy that extends beyond the next harvest. In what it described as “the most significant moment for English agriculture since the Second World War,” the currently-leaderless Labor government has prepared a 25-year farming plan to make […] The post Biggest Change to English Farming Policy Since WWII Aims to Make Agriculture Profitable and Resilient appeared first on Good News Network.
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I'm not a fan of bureaucracy. I see the friction, the delays. Sometimes, it feels like an "industry" built to create pointless jobs. Yet, there are moments when regulation is vital. Europe gives us the DMA, the GDPR, and a wave of other rules meant to protect us. Are they imperfect? Absolutely. They often overcomplicate things without giving us a real advantage. But it's something. I don't believe in racing without a finish line. Progress is good, but not "at all costs". Every action has a reaction. We should be aware of it. The EU system tries to safeguard citizens. Other hyper-growth countries take a different path, and the consequences can be brutal. Apparently more liberal, but only apparently. Imagine an American friend being denied health coverage because an AI on their device (or in the "cloud") flagged a text where they mentioned having a "persistent headache". I've recently seen the real-world harm that targeted commercial algorithms can inflict on people in moments of fragility. That’s not the future I want. Yes, Europe needs to accelerate. But it must hold onto its core values. Leaner processes, sure, but zero compromises. Just because my car can top well over 200 km/h doesn't mean I should drive at that speed everywhere, just for the sake of productivity. #Freedom #Regulations #Europe #OwnYourData #OwnYourLife #BeFree
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Will Hollingsworth is his name Give him a listen Talking against a #dataCenter proposal in Ravenna, #Ohio Speaking eloquently on how he trained the #AI that replaced him, bad #regulations, lying #techBros... Witty, passionate, persuasive Will is a #citizen in the finest sense of the word "I am not a cynic when it comes to #technology. I am believer in #community. I believe that a drop of clean #water for a Ravenna child is worth more than a billion #AI generated images" 👏 👏 👏
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