Keep Flow Slow

October 27, 2005

Though the state's multi-year drought has subsided, Utahns still need to conserve water, says USU researcher Kelly Kopp. Utah ranks second nationally in per capita water use per day and fourth in population growth. Conservation measures are the most important component in meeting the state's future water needs, says Kopp.

For more information, contact Kelly Kopp, assistant professor, Plants, Soils and Biometeorology Department, College of Agriculture, Utah State University and water conservation and turfgrass specialist, USU Extension, 435-797-1523.

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