Colorado Data Centers Face Drought Restrictions
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Colorados worsening drought, with record-low snowpack, prompts Denver Water to impose mandatory restrictions, limiting lawn watering to two days a week. Both Denver and Aurora adopt strategies to manage water usage, with Denver enforcing a twenty percent cut for all users, including data centers. Aurora adopts a targeted approach, halting projects like golf courses but allowing some data centers to operate with alternative cooling methods. As the situation intensifies, both cities emphasize conservation to extend water supplies, highlighting the impact of local decisions in addressing this escalating crisis.
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