Coverage dated November 17, 2022

Western cities agree to remove decorative grass amid drought

Headline from Omaha World-Herald

Thirty water agencies that supply cities across the western United States are pledging to rip up lots of decorative grass to conserve water in the over-tapped Colorado River. Water agenices

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Tucson
Western US cities to remove decorative grass amid drought (opens Tucson)
Published Nov 17, 2022
Tucson's feed description
Thirty water agencies that supply cities across the western United States are pledging to rip up lots of decorative grass to conserve water in the over-tapped Colorado River. Water agencies
Omaha World-Herald
Western cities agree to remove decorative grass amid drought (opens Omaha World-Herald)
Published Nov 17, 2022
Omaha World-Herald's feed description
Thirty water agencies that supply cities across the western United States are pledging to rip up lots of decorative grass to conserve water in the over-tapped Colorado River. Water agenices
Arizona Capitol Times
Western US cities to remove decorative grass amid drought | Arizona Capitol Times (opens Arizona Capitol Times)
Published Nov 17, 2022
Arizona Capitol Times's feed description
A group of 30 agencies that supply water to homes and businesses throughout the western United States has pledged to rip up lots of decorative grass to help keep water in the over-tapped Colorado River.
Fox News
Western US cities to remove decorative grass to reduce water use amid shortage (opens Fox News)
Published Nov 17, 2022
Fox News's feed description
Many cities across the Western U.S. pledged to remove its ornamental grass in an effort to conserve water use in the over-tapped Colorado River.

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