Like lots of spots in the West, the combination of more people and less water makes for an uncertain future around St. George, Utah

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In a bright-red county in a state allergic to regulations, there is a ban on growing grass outside new businesses. Only 8% of a home’s landscaping can have a grass lawn in this booming corner of Utah, about a hundred miles northeast of Las Vegas.

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