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The article argues that wealthy nations should prioritize unleashing land, labor, energy, and capital to drive growth. It warns that policymakers' shift toward industrial interventionism risks overlooking these fundamental economic drivers.

Deputy Chief Minister Parameshwara is promoting industrial investments in North Karnataka by offering tax concessions, land, water, and power to investors outside Bengaluru.

Ben Fatula, a candidate for US House District 1, states that the military and federal government need to be accountable for the damage they cause to the land they use.

A US Ebola quarantine center in Laikipia, Kenya, has sparked protests over land and sovereignty concerns.

A couple regrets selling their land to a data center developer after believing the buyer intended to construct houses. The transaction led to unexpected development, causing them bitterness.

The Karnataka High Court ruled that property owners cannot be compelled to surrender land free of cost for road widening under a master plan. The decision emphasizes that land acquisition must adhere to legal provisions and cannot be enforced without compensation.

The article argues that Europe's pursuit of hydrogen energy security involves appropriating land, water, and renewable electricity from its southern neighbors. It compares this approach to colonialism, suggesting a pattern of resource exploitation.

Skagit County has implemented a moratorium on new data centers, citing their high consumption of electricity, water, and land. Officials noted that these concerns are increasingly prevalent nationwide.

Coatue, a major venture capital firm, is reportedly acquiring land near large power sources for potential data center development, possibly in partnership with Anthropic.