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HR-5416 — EVEST Act
Tracked record titled “EVEST Act.” Latest source-reported action: Referred to the Subcommittee on Health.
What the evidence says
Key findings
Disclosure & reporting
Forces a data center’s energy, water, and impact data into public view, so regulators, ratepayers, and communities can see figures operators would otherwise keep private.
Mark Takano · Health · Chrissy Houlahan
sponsored: Mark Takano; referred to: Health; cosponsored: Chrissy Houlahan
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HR-5416 evidence graph
EVEST Act
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HR-5416signals mechanismDisclosure & reporting
Mechanism signal derived from the tracked record text · Basis: deterministic text rule; not a legal conclusion · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗HR-5416applies inUnited States
Jurisdiction recorded for this source type · Basis: stored source metadata · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗HR-5416cosponsoredChrissy Houlahan
Named cosponsor in the Congress.gov record · Basis: stored metadataInspect supporting source ↗HR-5416sponsoredMark Takano
Named sponsor in the tracked public record · Basis: stored metadataInspect supporting source ↗HR-5416member of familyEVEST Act
authoritative bill · Basis: congress identifier HR-5416; exact normalized title in Congress 118 · Observed 2026-09-30Inspect supporting source ↗