From San Francisco, at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union
In many arid regions, environmentally conscious gardeners who want to conserve water eschew lush lawns and instead grow indigenous drought-tolerant plants amid arrangements of ornamental rocks. Now, chemical analyses suggest that some such landscaping choices aren’t doing the environment any favors.
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