24 Jun 2022 11:57 am
I read several years back that the region has historically(for thousands of years) been arid, and the rain in more recent history should be considered temporary.Vegas » 24 Jun 2022, 11:39 am » wrote: ↑I live out here. I have seen this poor lake drop over the decades. This is no drought, a drought is temporary. This has been going on since 1983. I don't see our government worrying about it as much as they should. If we are going to be out of water within 5 years, then they have an obligation to be 100% transparent with us. Should people move? Is it wise to start a business here when in years there may be no water? Is it wise to move here? Etc...these are important questions. Only 100% transparency can answer these questions.Holdor » 23 Jun 2022, 9:20 pm » wrote: ↑ Lake Mead is 150 Meters below when it was formed, they are no longer shipping water to Calif, Calif has no Water for its Corps this Year, FOR REAL, Next year Calif will say (which produces 20% of American corps) we had no water.
Lake mead is so low they are worried about the Critical point in Which the Hoover Dam can not produce Electricity OR send Water down Stream.
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