Episode Description: In this episode of Tap’d In, hosts Jordan and Lana explore how Los Angeles—long seen as a symbol of unsustainable sprawl—has quietly become one of the most water-conscious cities in the U.S. Drawing from a recent New York Times article, they trace how decades of drought transformed L.A.’s approach to water, shifting from massive diversion projects to smarter, more sustainable strategies. From drought-tolerant landscaping incentives to public awareness campaigns and improved plumbing, the city has managed to use less water even as its population grew. Jordan and Lana ask: Could L.A. become a model for other cities facing water stress?Article:https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/27/headway/water-conservation-los-angeles.htmlLinks: Tap: https://findtap.com/ PodSnacks (Podcast Summaries): https://www.podsnacks.org/

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