Max Moreno offers solutions to conserve water in the wake of new restrictions

Max Moreno discusses the best strategies and solutions for water conservation to get through the busy summer season in the face of the megadrought.

Max Moreno, vice president of water conservation for Harvest Landscape Enterprises, discusses the best practices for water conservation in the face of the megadrought. He explains different strategies, solutions and goals to get through the busy summer season doing a lot with less.

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Christina Herrick is a former Editor for Landscape Management. A Journalist graduate from Ohio Northern University, Christina is known for sharing her insightful experiences on the road with her audience.

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