Tom's Hardware reports residents enraged by the ongoing irrigation at the site.
Tom's Hardware posted that a Denver data center keeps watering its lawn after the city announced drought restrictions. The article states residents are enraged by the activity. It adds that the site may or may not break the law, depending on whether it draws from its own recycled supply. The same post notes Denver Water’s water collection system watersheds are now in an Extreme to Exceptional Drought.
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Tom's Hardware reports residents enraged by the ongoing irrigation at the site.
Tom's Hardware posted that a Denver data center keeps watering its lawn after the city announced drought restrictions. The article states residents are enraged by the activity. It adds that the site may or may not break the law, depending on whether it draws from its own recycled supply. The same post notes Denver Water’s water collection system watersheds are now in an Extreme to Exceptional Drought.
Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareDenver data center continuously waters its lawn even after city announced drought restrictions, enraging residents — it’s unclear if site is breaking the law or using its own recycled water
Tom's Hardware@tomshardwareDenver data center continuously waters its lawn even after city announced drought restrictions, enraging residents — it’s unclear if site is breaking the law or using its own recycled water
