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While we should play nice, we do have 12% of the US population, and grow 1/3 of the country's vegetables and 2/3's of its fruit and nuts. It's also a
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jnine
What about water suckers like lawns? -- nm
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loosilu (aka loosilu2)
Jan 31 '23, 13:28
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xeriscaping is almost a law in Nevada -- nm
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Peglegpete
Jan 31, 13:57
personal use is still dwarfed by agriculture (but farmers never get sprinkler shamed like residential customers) -- nm
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hollywood big shot
Jan 31, 13:29
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It's only decorative for residential customers. And completely inappropriate for the location. -- nm
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loosilu
Jan 31, 13:31
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Not true. The ripping out of lawns and landscaping in favor of xeriscaping has decimated the Monterey butterfly habitat and led to the death of many
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jnine
Jan 31, 19:18
even if you ripped up every inch of lawn grass tomorrow, still wouldn't solve the bigger Colorado River issues -- (link*)
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hollywood big shot
Jan 31, 13:35
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