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Eco · Climate policy · published 2026-10-19 · via Inside Climate News

Wyoming Communities Weigh How to Guide Data Center Expansion

In Cody, Wyoming, residents and environmental groups gathered to discuss the future of data centers in the state. Their debate follows an executive order from Gov. Mark Gordon that is meant to steer responsible development.

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In Cody, Wyoming, residents and environmental groups met to discuss how data centers might develop in the state. The conversation followed an executive order from Gov. Mark Gordon aimed at guiding responsible development. The gathering reflects wider questions about how local communities can participate in decisions about new technology infrastructure.

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The debate could affect Wyoming residents, local officials, environmental advocates, and technology firms as they consider data center development. How state guidance is interpreted may shape public participation and trust. Communities elsewhere facing similar questions could watch whether Wyoming’s approach offers a model for balancing development with local concerns.

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