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Topeka Capital-Journal
salina.com > story > news > politics > government > 06/10/2026 > what-3-things-kansas-towns-should-ask-data-centers-developers-schmidt > 90419962007

In Kansas data center debate, Derek Schmidt gives 3 tips to consider

3+ mon, 2+ day ago   (405+ words) As Topeka leaders and communities across Kansas consider data center developments, a member of Congress has advice for local leaders. U.S. Rep. Derek Schmidt, R-Kansas, said in a June 2 telephone townhall that he is hearing from people all over the 2nd Congressional…...

Topeka Capital-Journal
salina.com > story > news > politics > government > 07/20/2026 > how-would-data-centers-in-kansas-would-get-water-the-3-options > 90955097007

These are 3 ways a data center can obtain water in Kansas | Exclusive

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (601+ words) Data center developers have three options available to them for securing water in Kansas, and state law would prevent a data center from coming in and drying up water resources. That's what Kansas Department of Agriculture chief engineer Earl Lewis,…...

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