Patterns of water-wise residential landscaping in a drought-prone city
Jasmin C Green,
Joanna P Solins,
Logan E G Brissette
et al.
Abstract:The replacement of turf lawns with water-wise landscaping has become a common tactic for water conservation in drought-prone cities and is often incentivized through rebate programs that subsidize the cost of turf conversion. The impact of rebate programs increases if neighbors are inspired to adopt water-wise landscaping independently. However, turf conversion is expensive even with a rebate, and residents may have non-financial reasons for maintaining lawns or installing water-wise landscaping independently.… Show more
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