No offense but maybe they should have given the $$$ to flint so they have water to drink. #FlintWaterCrisis efficiency seems ridiculous when they might consider making it drinkable first.
Congratulations @ASU, recipient of a $1.5 million @NSF grant to help scientists figure out how to use water efficiently in cities. https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1923880&HistoricalAwards=false …
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Step One: Don't send the water you get from the north to the south. Step Two: Build golf courses. Lots of them.
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Tear up your front lawn grass, replace with rocks and add a few succulents. Can I have the $1.5 million
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If efficiency is what we want, Smith, Friedman, Hayek, von Mises, & Hazlitt - among many - all independently published the answer years ago.
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Probably need ideas from other than "scientists" to make a difference that is practical.
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Should have been done years ago. Waste
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"The city of Tucson has been promoting water conservation programs since the mid-1970s with a substantial positive response from community members and elected officials." https://wateruseitwisely.com/how-are-arizona-cities-promoting-water-conservation/ … And all without $1.5 million grants. Amazing!
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