"Californians tempted to report Steven Sockolov at Twitter’s #DroughtShaming should first take note: The lush landscaping at his Mill Valley, Calif., home is quenched with recycled water. “As water costs potentially skyrocket, you have your savings provided for you,” says Paul Habibi, a professor of finance and real estate at the University of California, Los Angeles. “I think it’s kind of a confluence of factors that make these systems popular right now.”..."
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