Originally Posted by
LasVegas
Add in the 1.3 million from the Hoover Dam. Water is going to be a tough resource to come by in 20 years out that way.
From the article...
There is also a greater than 1-in-5 chance that water levels in Lake Mead will fall below 1,000 feet above sea level in 2025. That is barely 100 feet above what is considered "dead pool," the level at which water can no longer flow through Hoover Dam.
That's far less than 20 years. You are tuned in better than most of us, what's the discussion there? (If there is one?) If I were looking at the prospect of my home and career literally drying up, I'd be more than nervous.
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