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Aurora to Ban Most Outdoor Irrigation From October to May, Ban some Grasses in New Lawns
The ordinances would ban evaporative cooling at data centers and tighten turf and water-feature rules as Aurora seeks to cut drought-driven demand.
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Aurora focuses on water savings with restrictions on data centers, new turf
The Aurora City Council passed two measures dealing with water conservation Monday, one that bans evaporative cooling systems by data centers and one that further restricts thirsty grass in the city.
·Denver, United States
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Aurora approved banning evaporative cooling in new works and requiring closed circuit to reduce water consumption in data centers.
Aurora bans evaporative cooling systems at future data centers while delaying vote on stricter residential setbacks for new large-scale tech facilities
Aurora City Council bans evaporative cooling systems in future data centers to cut water use and delays vote on residential setbacks for tech facilities. The post Aurora bans evaporative cooling systems at future data centers while delaying vote on stricter residential setbacks for new large-scale tech facilities first appeared on DAILY COLORADO NEWS.
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