Liz Crosson

Michael Kimmelman, architecture critic for The New York Times, discusses how Los Angeles has managed to reduce water consumption since 1990, despite significant population growth. Liz Crosson and Mark Gold provide insights into innovative conservation strategies, including drought-resistant landscaping and ambitious water recycling initiatives. They highlight the cultural shift towards sustainability and the critical need for community engagement. The conversation reveals how L.A.'s efforts can serve as a model for broader water management challenges across the U.S.