A data center drained 30M gallons of water unnoticed — until residents complained about low water pressure
General News,Water And Oceans,Data Centers,Georgia
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The neighbors of a data center in Georgia are steaming after they discovered the facility had sucked up nearly 30 million gallons of water — without initially paying for it.
Outrage started bubbling up last year when residents of an affluent subdivision named Annelise Park in Fayetteville, Georgia, noticed their water pressure was unusually low.
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