Arizona Data Centers Heat Impact Study
Sector: Wind • Location: Phoenix, Arizona, United States
Source: AZ Family
Research conducted by Arizona State University found that data centers in the Phoenix area are warming surrounding neighborhoods by several degrees Fahrenheit. The study measured heat plumes extending into nearby communities regardless of wind direction, with heat emissions significantly higher than typical urban areas. The research highlights potential health risks due to increased temperatures a
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Description | Research conducted by Arizona State University found that data centers in the Phoenix area are warming surrounding neighborhoods by several degrees Fahrenheit. The study measured heat plumes extending into nearby communities regardless of wind direction, with heat emissions significantly higher than typical urban areas. The research highlights potential health risks due to increased temperatures and suggests design interventions to mitigate heat impact. |
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