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Residents cheer as Tucson rejects Amazon's massive Project Blue data center campus in Arizona
The Tucson city council voted unanimously to reject Amazon's planned Project Blue AI data center campus, while locals cheered the decision. Mayor Regina Romero said that the city would also look to place limits on future data centers "to protect Tucson from this industry that is already here in Arizona."
NEW INFO: Tucson kills Project Blue data center
The Tucson City Council voted unanimously to kill Project Blue, a large data center proposed for land near I-10 and Houghton. Council members cited public opposition to the proposal, and concerns that the project would use far too much water and electricity to be appropriate in Tucson’s fragile desert environment.
Board Chair Rex Scott, a Democrat, was a strong supporter of Project Blue, and Democrat Matt Heinz voted for it, along with ...
Data centers are the physical backbone of the digital world. The people of Southern Arizona rely on this infrastructure daily to check emails, perform critical health and municipal services, enable ...
Tucson stops work on 290-acre Project Blue data center north of Pima County Fairgrounds due to community concerns about water ...
Almost every seat was taken at an informational meeting on a data center project in Tucson, and dozens of people stood at the ...
The second informational meeting about Project Blue, a proposed data center in Tucson, drew about 300 people, many of which were protestors and union members.
Migrant is among the hundreds who have already voted on primary day. More than 600 Tucsonans dropped off ballots Tuesday as of 2 p.m. These votes add to the more than 20,000 ballots cast before ...
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