Geraldine Torrellas is a reporter at Spectrum News. Based in Lexington, she covers a range of topics including agriculture, climate change, and environmental issues, with a focus on water conservation and management. Geraldine's work has been featured in Spectrum News, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, Bay News 9, and Spectrum News 1.
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waterway ban has been in place since July 17, prohibiting people from going into certain bodies of water, like Lady Bird Lake, due to high waters and debris.
The 760,000 square foot center in Temple is Meta’s first artificial intelligence optimized data center in the world to go online.
By: Geraldine Torrellas
“We all looked at this tower with pride,” said U.S. Rep. Lloyd Doggett, who was a UT student at the time of the shooting. “And yet, this time, it became a tower of tragedy.”
By: Geraldine Torrellas
TEXAS — As more data centers come to Texas, tensions are rising between communities opposed to these projects and elected officials.
By: Geraldine Torrellas
Tensions are rising between communities opposed to these projects and elected officials.
By: Geraldine Torrellas
“When somebody automatically feels that something that they're going to ingest is going to get them sick, they're not going to worry about the
By: Geraldine Torrellas
Since January, more than 20,000 homes across the state have been added to the active listing inventory.
By: Geraldine Torrellas
Abbott vowed to make growing environmental and energy usage concerns around data centers a priority in next year’s legislative session.
By: Geraldine Torrellas
A baby born just last week in Dallas with a heart condition has become the center of a national debate.
TEXAS — Calls have grown loud for Gov. Greg Abbott to take action on data centers. In June, he directed the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) and
