AGR Las Vegas, NV

The Desert Breeze Water Resource Center currently treats up to 5 million gallons of recycled water per day. Recycling water is the practice of capturing wastewater from homes and businesses, treating it to a high quality then delivering the water for reuse. Some companies in the area, like the Las Vegas Valley Water District, deliver recycled water to golf courses, parks, and other large turf facilities, which would otherwise use drinking water for irrigation. Nevada is using the recycled water for irrigation and other non-drinking purposes to free up the limited drinking water supply. The traditional lawn is the single most irrigated crop in the United States. With water conservation efforts in mind, residents have started to look to other areas where they can save.

Las Vegas water consumption statistics:

• The water level of Lake Mead, where Nevada gets 90% of its water, has dropped to about 40% of its storage capacity as of 2016.
• Single- and multi-family households account for 60% of water consumption—70% of which is used for landscaping.
• SNWA worked to decrease Colorado River water consumption by 32 billion gallons between 2002 and 2014, for a per capita water use reduction of 40%.
• An average of 3.4 billion gallons of water were saved annually, reaching an estimated 88 billion gallons since 1989.

Artificial Grass Recyclers has a variety of options to choose from when it comes to switching over to artificial turf, rather than using real grass in your yard. Artificial grass has become a more environment-conscious option for homeowners who are looking to upgrade their yard. Artificial Grass Recyclers will give you the look and feel of real grass that you desire, while also saving you money on water consumption that real grass would otherwise cost.