When Greg King starts watering outdoors at his Douglas County home, the meter starts spinning to show him how much water he’s using. “Holy moly, they consume a ton of water,” King said about lawns. And showers. He and his wife can track the effects of long showers on their water bill by checking a second meter, the one that clocks indoor water use.
Water Vs. Growth: Colorado Communities, Developers Struggle To Juggle Both
Judith Kohler, Denver Post: Entertainment
Tue, 05/30/2023 - 11:04am
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