Blogs May 20, 2013 at 12:27 pm

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"15 Homeowners spend more than $40 billion a year on their lawns"

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"15 Homeowners spend more than $40 billion a year on their lawns"

Wow... Thats more than $600 billion. Spent by just 15 people. On thier lawns! (Who are these 15 people and just how rich are they???)
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what else am i supposed to lawn bowl on? wood chips? i think not.
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@3, your bowling greens are not the problem. What are there, about a hundred in the entire US? Twice that, maybe? Compare that to more than 15,000 golf courses in the US -- a great number of them in deserts that get no rain -- more than 300 in Arizona alone. All of which are toxic chemical sinks. That's on top of all the homeowners.
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Lawn grass is just a fancy word for fish-killing mass destruction.
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You can no longer eat the oysters of Oyster Bay. Because of algal blooms from non-point-source pollution, aka fertilizers from Bremerton lawns. They should have an exorbitant tax on this stuff, and ban use on golf courses.

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