If you don’t live in California, you need to realize how serious this drought actually is.
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“Tensions have been running high between wealthy Californians and those in lower-income neighbourhoods since the drought took hold four years ago, steadily increasing as income disparity becomes more and more visible by the colour of an area’s grass.
“In Los Angeles, one of the most unequal cities in America, while lawns in poorer parts of town have mostly gone brown … lawns in hyper-wealthy places like Beverly Hills, Bel Air and Pacific Palisades are still reportedly overwhelmingly green,” wrote the Guardian.
Last year officials started encouraging citizens to report neighbours for hosing down sidewalks or excessive lawn watering, but the threat of a $500 fine didn’t seem to deter the wealthy from turning on their sprinklers.”
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