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In Denver, laundry water might help gardens grow
Denver is promoting graywater reuse through its 'Laundry-to-Landscape' program, allowing homeowners to redirect washing machine water to irrigate gardens. The initiative, supported by classes and subsidies, aims to conserve water amid low snowpack and drought conditions.
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