In California, at least, there are massive government credits for replacing lawn with other alternative landscaping choices. Perhaps replacing water-hungry lan

In California, at least, there are massive government credits for replacing lawn with other alternative landscaping choices. Perhaps replacing water-hungry landscaping with other lower-maintenance, water-efficient plants would be less net work, cost and environmental damage (e.g., smarter) than to engineer a solution to the wrong problem: continue enabling antiquated, excessive water consumption habits?