Would a yard that have a more diverse landscape combat this problem? A yard that has flowers and other plants that captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, rather just grass. Not 100% sure how that would work for places like California, Nevada and other states affected by these major droughts and diminishing water supply. Would it be more beneficial to have more yards that have this diversity, or to have less yards with homes that are closer together so that we did not have to drive as much?
Would a yard that have a more diverse landscape combat this problem? A yard that has flowers and other plants that captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, rather just grass. Not 100% sure how that would work for places like California, Nevada and other states affected by these major droughts and diminishing water supply. Would it be more beneficial to have more yards that have this diversity, or to have less yards with homes that are closer together so that we did not have to drive as much?