Kyle Paoletta

How do we live within our means? And in many ways, we're turning to more of that indigenous perspective of... using what is available rather than reaching further and further for another resource. So Las Vegas has this reputation as being this sort of profligate water user and the Bellagio's Fountains or all the golf courses. But it is, in fact, the most efficient water user in the country.

How do we live within our means? And in many ways, we're turning to more of that indigenous perspective of... using what is available rather than reaching further and further for another resource. So Las Vegas has this reputation as being this sort of profligate water user and the Bellagio's Fountains or all the golf courses. But it is, in fact, the most efficient water user in the country.

How do we live within our means? And in many ways, we're turning to more of that indigenous perspective of... using what is available rather than reaching further and further for another resource. So Las Vegas has this reputation as being this sort of profligate water user and the Bellagio's Fountains or all the golf courses. But it is, in fact, the most efficient water user in the country.

40% of the water that is pumped from Lake Mead is returned to Lake Mead. And so because of how extreme the environment is, they actually have become kind of a pioneer in making do with less in a way that now you have Los Angeles spending about $8 billion on water recycling. San Diego is spending $3 billion. Phoenix has its own water recycling company.

40% of the water that is pumped from Lake Mead is returned to Lake Mead. And so because of how extreme the environment is, they actually have become kind of a pioneer in making do with less in a way that now you have Los Angeles spending about $8 billion on water recycling. San Diego is spending $3 billion. Phoenix has its own water recycling company.

40% of the water that is pumped from Lake Mead is returned to Lake Mead. And so because of how extreme the environment is, they actually have become kind of a pioneer in making do with less in a way that now you have Los Angeles spending about $8 billion on water recycling. San Diego is spending $3 billion. Phoenix has its own water recycling company.

program, this idea of we actually do have the technology now to reuse our water rather than just consuming it.

program, this idea of we actually do have the technology now to reuse our water rather than just consuming it.

program, this idea of we actually do have the technology now to reuse our water rather than just consuming it.

I really like it. I appreciate it. Thank you.

I really like it. I appreciate it. Thank you.

I really like it. I appreciate it. Thank you.