Water Series Part 1: Colorado squeezing water from urban landscapes

Like weekly haircuts for men, a regularly mowed lawn of Kentucky bluegrass was long a prerequisite for civic respectability in Colorado’s towns and cities. That expectation has begun shifting.

Related Keywords

Colorado Springs ,Colorado ,United States ,Gore Creek ,Eagle River ,Nebraska ,Kentucky ,Loveland ,South Platte River ,New York ,Denver ,Clear Creek ,Homestake Creek ,Front Range ,Greece ,Boulder ,Fort Collins ,Castle Rock ,Continental Divide ,Arizona ,Greek ,Meredith Slater ,Don Brown ,Jared Polis ,Greg Fisher ,Carla Anderson ,Los Angeles ,Jill Brown ,Lindsay Rogers ,Todd Oppenheimer ,Laurel Olsen ,Mike Coffman ,Jake Hyman ,Neal Lurie ,Sterling ,New York Times ,Landscape Conservation Task ,Colorado Municipal League ,Big Pivots ,Aspen Journalism ,Denver Water ,Colorado River ,Denver Basin ,Flatirons Mall ,East Colfax Avenue ,Resource Central ,Mayor Mike Coffman ,Horseshoe Bend ,Denver Post ,Springs Utilities ,Sanitation District ,Box Elder ,Colorado Water Conservation Board ,Urban Landscape Conservation Task ,Western Resource Advocates ,Andrew Beckwith ,