By CONRAD SWANSON March 13, 2022 DENVER (AP) - Facing a historic magadrought all across the American West with no end in sight, Colorado lawmakers, looking for easy and effective ways to conserve water, set their sights on Kentuchy Blue Grass. Not just Kentucky Blue Grass but all kinds of non-native grasses planted in front lawns, back lawns, green strips fronting businesses and apartment complexes.
Those lawns take up about half the water used in Colorado`s cities. "There`s not any more water out there and what water is out there is becoming really expensive," John Berggre..........
