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Farms are fewer, but bigger, reflecting the economics of less water and thus lower productivity.
Farms are fewer, but bigger, reflecting the economics of less water and lower productivity.
Groundwater depletion, suburban sprawl, periodic droughts (attributable, probably, to climate change): every year, people were asking more of less water.
"Because of less water and polluted water, our productivity has come down sharply" and costs have gone up, he said.
Rand Jerris remarked that the U.S.G.A. has embarked on a crusade of "sustainability more sustainable turf grass, use of less water.
One idea is expanding coverage of less water intensive native crops like "common reed" (Phragmites australis) and two plants known locally as "kendir" (Apocynum venetum and Apocynum hendersonii).
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Dosage of apolar solvents and inoculation of the packing material can be innovative control options to achieve a better removal of less water-soluble components.
Beyond the new lawn tinkerers, many cities and towns are now encouraging people to lose the Kentucky bluegrass, offering cash rebates to people who replace their lawns with rock gardens, perennial beds, a tangle of ivy, cactuses or other kinds of less water-gluttonous plantings.
Therefore, in the Gebel al-Akhdar where only C3 plants are present, higher mean δ13Cshell values likely reflect greater abundances of water-efficient C3 plants in the snails diet and therefore in the landscape, whilst lower mean δ13Cshell values likely reflect the consumption of less water-efficient C3 plants.
It's clear that the public has responded to the challenge of using less water indoors: Millions of toilets have been exchanged and thousands of washing machines and dishwashers replaced with systems that require less water.
In particular, he likes the idea of sending less water downstream during the height of his state's tourist season.
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