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It's obviously an active problem in Colorado. There's some efforts to reduce things like grass lawns but that's obviously working within the 10% margin that isn
by llbeansandrice 5y ago
It's obviously an active problem in Colorado. There's some efforts to reduce things like grass lawns but that's obviously working within the 10% margin that isn't agriculture use.
My parents in the mountains aren't allowed to have potted plants unless they water them from water bottles. I'm not sure what the solution is, but by the numbers I'm convinced it's not "take shorter showers".
- troyvit 5y agoAs a Coloradoan I think the answer is simple: Break the Colorado River Compact. We might as well tear the bandaid off now because it isn't going to get any easier. No more winter salads. If that sounds flippant keep in mind that breaking this compact will be a footnote compared to the actual water wars that are going to be happening by 2050.