The Tucson City Council voted unanimously to kill Project Blue, a large data center proposed for land near I-10 and Houghton.

The city of Tucson has blocked the implementation of the data center, citing public opposition and the project's high water use.

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A group of about 50 people showed up to City Hall to see the mayor and council shoot down Project Blue. Later in the day they held a rally outside.

Pima County supervisors voted to approve Project Blue in June and the next decision sat with the city — which needed to approve annexing the land for the data center and allowing it to use city water.

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Some Tucsonans and environmental advocates oppose Project Blue because of concerns about its future impact on natural ...

Tucson City Councilman Kevin Dahl will introduce a motion Wednesday to kill the proposed Project Blue data-centers complex before the council can seriously consider it.

The Tucson City Council voted unanimously to kill Project Blue, a large data center proposed for land near I-10 and Houghton.