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The most obvious means of conserving water throughout the Denver Water Department's service area is to curb the thirst of homeowners' bluegrass lawns, which consume 80 percent of the residential water used during the summer months. In response to water shortages and a court decree, the water department has undertaken a variety of programs to restrict water use during the growing season and to develop a conservation ethic among customers without imposing unreasonable lifestyle changes.
The most obvious means of conserving water throughout the Denver Water Department's service area is to curb the thirst of homeowners' bluegrass lawns, which consume 80 percent of the residential water used during the summer months. In response to water shortages and a court decree, the water department has undertaken a variety of programs to restrict water use during the growing season and to develop a conservation ethic among customers without imposing unreasonable lifestyle changes.
Denver's water conservation program
Wiley, R.D. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 75 ; 320-323
1983-07-01
4 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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