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Data center opposition faces newest test in Florida’s primary elections (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Ahead of Florida’s primary elections, data centers are everywhere: in blistering AI-created political ads, campaign promises from both parties and at the forefront of voters’ minds. It’s especially pertinent in the Sunshine State, which has yet to see a major hyperscale project after community-led opposition has stalled proposals — or even scuttled them entirely — in several counties. Data centers have now penetrated many campaigns in the state, from the race for the gover
Judge denies proposed settlement between NextEra Energy, Florida investors (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Florida — A federal judge denied a $150 million settlement between NextEra Energy and investors but will allow the parties to refile. Details: Judge Aileen Cannon of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida denied a motion Friday from the utility company and two Florida pension funds to issue preliminary approval on the settlement, saying the proposal lacked sufficient information. The lawsuit was originally filed by investors who argued they incurred losses afte
Florida officials scale back oyster harvesting after Apalachicola Bay reopens (opens the original)
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PANAMA CITY BEACH, Florida — Florida’s wildlife agency said Wednesday it will cut oyster harvesting in Apalachicola Bay nearly in half during the upcoming season. Details: Commercial and recreational harvesters will be allowed to yield a total of 2,560 bags of oysters during the next season, which begins in October, according to a plan presented during a Florida Fish And Wildlife Conservation Commission meeting. That’s a steep cut from the previous two-month season earlier this year, which allow
Florida attorney general vows stricter punishments for wildlife poachers (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Florida — State Attorney General James Uthmeier said Tuesday that his office would propose legislation to upgrade penalties for people who illegally poach wildlife. During a press conference at a shooting range in Bay County, Uthmeier said his proposal would upgrade the punishment for poaching on private lands from a misdemeanor to a third-degree felony. If the poaching on private lands is done in “close proximity” to residential areas, it would be elevated to a second-degree felony
Florida regulators say they won’t change utility incentive programs (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Florida’s Public Service Commission said Tuesday it would keep the current framework of incentive mechanisms that the state’s investor-owned utilities are allowed to pursue. The commission voted unanimously to close out a review of “asset optimization programs.” Under the program, utilities like Florida Power & Light, Duke Energy and Tampa Electric Co. are allowed to engage in incentive mechanisms — such as selling or purchasing wholesale energy — designed to reward compan
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