Las Vegas drought reshapes growth and lawns policy
In Las Vegas, water scarcity drives a shift to desert landscapes as Summerlin and other communities ditch lawns and cutting turf. Officials warn the drought may redefine growth, with Lake Mead levels falling, rebates rising, and developers limiting pools and landscaping to curb demand.
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