Most people in the American Southwest seem to be in denial that they are running out of water.

@mikecooper7094

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah they say they have plenty, but I guess for a city in the desert, maybe this is a lot of water to them.

@mannyzx1

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. We’re too busy building useless “bullet” trains instead of desalination plants.

@Christopher-li6gg

2 жыл бұрын

California, and the rest of the southwest, is a never ending money-pit!! The bullet train was managed under Pelosi's husband, no telling how much money he's washed under that crap show?!

@Diddz

2 жыл бұрын

then when water actually runs out, they'll further outsource water and it will cost 50 bucks each time a toilet is flushed

@misy26

2 жыл бұрын

I have a friend who has decided to move to Arizona, I asked about water shortages…… denied there is a problem…. Denial!!!!! People refuse to accept the reality, what happens to millions of people when the power and then the water stops??? I bet they think the government will save them?

I already saw the rescue on Heavy D's channel but my eyes still got damp seeing it again. It was so awesome how everyone came together to help that man get his boat back into the water.

@lakelasvegaslife7903

2 жыл бұрын

bmh67wa, I agree. That was a great ending!

@fakechecknumber1198

2 жыл бұрын

I saw that too that was awesome

@onesunnyday5699

2 жыл бұрын

I watched that too

@dougpoulton5544

2 жыл бұрын

I watched that also and the reality hit me to hear the lake is dropping 8" a day!!!

@lirismixemong8316

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I watched all the guys help heavy d pull the boat out . You guys rock .peace and love from ont .canada

I used to live in the American Southwest. Since I moved out 30+ years ago, the development in the southwest has been just unbelievable. You can go on Google earth and see all the golf courses, strip malls, and cookie-cutter housing developments. And all of them depending on water. I believe that Lake Mead and Lake Powell will meet their demise a lot quicker than people can contemplate. We may even see mass migration of millions of people out of the American southwest. And no, I am not joking.

@kirkkirkland7244

2 жыл бұрын

In my town in Arizona we have plenty of water not only in Clear Creek where we use to get our water but underground there's enough to last for hundreds of years!!!

@davidho9238

2 жыл бұрын

Not to mention how peoples waste water.

@sess122

2 жыл бұрын

@Callie Buds The only "obsolete and failed" part of our society is called, "liberalism" and all the destructive evil that goes with it. Get rid of those who "kneel at it's altar (aka: "democrats/socialists/commies") and replace them with common sense, traditional minded Conservatives to stop the "implosion". Glad I live in Florida where we have a great Conservative governor, Ron DeSantis calling the shots and standing up to all the leftist idiots, including the brain dead fool and his band of hacks in OUR White House.

@driftwood9807

2 жыл бұрын

I did work in that area 2 years ago. The amount of construction going on is unbelievable. People are completely out of their minds. They will be ghost towns soon.

@valerier4308

2 жыл бұрын

When I retired 10 years ago, I moved away from the Las Vegas area to another state. The drought was a consideration. There were water restrictions back then.

When I was in school 10 years ago, I did a study for my statistics class of Lake Mead and what it provides for the southwest US, and what would happen if we entered an extended drought and nothing was done to limit the use of the water. It's sad to see the lake at emergency levels and receding 5 times faster than my worst-case scenario. For this to be sustainable, action would have had to be taken about 5 years ago. Unless I missed something, the only thing that can be done now is to pray for record snowfall in the Rockies. For 5 years straight.

@superchuck3259

2 жыл бұрын

Funny how students, so young innocent and honest, can see the truth. That the water was going to become a huge issue. It is a desert after all!

@vegaschefandrew

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's been adjusted to 12 years, due to inflation. 😁

@corralescruiser8957

2 жыл бұрын

10 years ago when you did that study, we were already in a prolonged drought.

@joshuajones1319

2 жыл бұрын

They can make it rain by cloud seeding... For some reason they don't want Lake Mead to be at a proper level

@kirkkirkland7244

2 жыл бұрын

We could build a pipeline from the great lakes but the red tape would take a thousand years!!!

Absolutely horrifying. I spent alot of time on this lake as a child, if you'd told me this was going to happen, I'd never believe it. Now I'm living through witnessing it. Lost for words.

@AnthonyBreschini

2 жыл бұрын

In the mid 80's while living in vegas. I used to ride my friends moped to the lake and spend the day cliff diving & swimming. Everything everywhere is changing so fast these days.

@mikeboyd2204

2 жыл бұрын

I was born and raised in Las Vegas jumped off Cliff’s number one number two when I was a kid I can’t go to the lake it’s so sad Las Vegas made massive water conservation to control our issue with Lake Mead California has done nothing so if you want to do a video on why the water is receding so much It California. They screw everything up.

@richardbarry04553

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikeboyd2204 I live in southern California and the way people waste water all around here is absolutely insane. I have a little business mostly replacing lawns with drought-tolerant native plant landscapes and it is very hard to find work. I’m definitely just getting by. I have done a lot of jobs over the last few years but nothing like what I ever would have expected. I have to think that what I do will eventually become more popular. But still most people are so attached to their green lawns. While it’s 95-100 degrees every day in the summer.

@prmath

2 жыл бұрын

Jenn, I’m not…..”Lord, send more snow. Lots more snow”

@Croiseeman

2 жыл бұрын

you should move if you can...

I used to have a houseboat docked at Callville Bay. This video is heartbreaking! Some of the best days were spent at that marina on my boat with good friends. Thank you for posting and reminding all of us how important it is to conserve our natural resources.

@drmorcoch9338

2 жыл бұрын

i envy you having your own houseboat. i remember when me and my friends from los angeles brought 2 boats, 2 wave runners and rented 2 houseboats over there. the 2 coolers in the houseboats were filled with beers and the following day almost all gone. i guess i will never see lake mead back to where it was 20 years ago in my lifetime. sad!

A woman in a grocery store the other day told me she was kind of shocked by how high the price of almonds has gotten. I said, "Wait until they tell the almond growers they have to take half their acreage out of production due to water restrictions. You'll think today's price was a bargain."

@aikobear5626

2 жыл бұрын

Almonds are a crop that should have NEVER been farmed in the regions of the central valley to start with,,they are a heavy cause of water depletion.. awwww you will have to pay more for an exotic nut..

@gangoffour6690

2 жыл бұрын

Prices aren't going up. THE VALUE OF THE U.S. DOLLAR IS CRASHING. IT'S GONNA GET WORSE.

@honkleretta1050

2 жыл бұрын

Naa, you'll just buy the Chinese almonds

@SMaamri78

2 жыл бұрын

People,have to live somewhere, right? But yet we just keep breeding like rabbits with no thought as to the environmental impact.

@GoneCarnivore

2 жыл бұрын

Almonds like dry air and wet soil. Stupid thing to plant.

I lived in Vegas for 40 years. I grew up in Lake Mead. This is unbelievable.😩

Ouch! Looks really bad. Calville bay was once upon a time beautiful. I know. I was there in June of 1978! Lots of water for many miles. A desert paradise oasis back then. No crowds, plenty of parking and room to breath. How sad what it has become. I lived in Las Vegas Nevada from January 1978 to September 2011. Left for that same reason knowing it was gonna go dry by 2024! Good luck all with water in a very hot dry desert. No water equals no life.

Absolutely love that you're putting all of this out there for people to see. As a 20+ year resident of Vegas, it's a sad situation we're dealing with. Can you please highlight something else? At one point, Nevada offered to build, maintain and PAY for desalination plants on the Californian coast. They declined

@ridethepow

2 жыл бұрын

That would solve too many problems.

@jftam8636

2 жыл бұрын

Sea buckthorn maybe the choice, but I did not see people in US like sea buckthorn.

@LQQK49

2 жыл бұрын

The reason for refusal of desalination is that the concentration of salt that was put back into ocean might kill some fish. Israel has been doing this for years, without any problems. I guess people who live in the desert can die, but fish need more water to swim in the ocean.

@vegaschefandrew

2 жыл бұрын

@@LQQK49 with the technology that we have nowadays, they could probably remedy that. But, you're probably right.... the fish have more rights than we have.

@randallfawc7501

2 жыл бұрын

California spent all the money on a railroad to nowhere they could have spent on desalination! I also heard a rather startling issue. LosAngeles allows as much as 80% of its usable water allotment to freely flow out to the ocean. And that figure was verified by the Dobrinich youtube channel. Check it out if you like. The guy really seems to know what he is talking about.

I've been obsessed with this problem. It's amazing to me how little National attention this is getting. Living in Buffalo, NY ,in between two of the Great Lakes ,water is not a problem here. Unfortunately the water of Lake mead supplies drinking water, power and most importantly irrigation for crops in the southwestern US. Those crops eventually come to the Northeast when our short growing season comes to an end. This is a truly scary problem. It will affect our whole country sooner than later. I fear it already is with increasing food prices. I applaud your Videos. They are well thought out and you're articulate with your message. Please keep showing what is going on out west. Thank you for showing the rest of the country what's going on our there!

@meglovestocook7679

2 жыл бұрын

I can’t agree more with what you said. Overpopulated areas in these drought stricken regions are draining the precious resources that are left. Toppled with climate change we are in trouble. I used to think clients change was a political issue which in a lot of ways certain parties run on it. The sad realty is no one actually addresses why were are experiencing climate change so rapidly. They talk about cars, planes and fossil fuels but did you know Cattle Ranching is the leading cause to greenhouse gasses. It heats up the earths core like a heat getting trapped in a car that can’t get out. I always thought it was BS tell I watched a documentary with hard research and statistics no one what’s to talk about. Because if that did it would involve telling people they would need to change their eating habits and I guess you can’t do that. Don’t get me wrong I am no Vegan myself and cheese burgers and steaks as much as anyone but do you know how much water and corn it takes to feed a cow to then raise it kill and feed it to humans? I encourage everyone who reads this to go and watch Cowspiracy on Netflix. It will change the way you look at things. I am not giving up meat because we are conditioned to eat it sense we were young but going to eat a little less of it and grow my own garden to feed my family. Time for everyone to get smart grow a Victory garden and stick up on non perishables.

@jdebell7068

2 жыл бұрын

They are so obsessed with their golf courses and Doreen lawns in the desert that they think they ate going to get water from rivers and our great lakes piped in which is never going to be allowed. Thank God

@danseeloff867

2 жыл бұрын

Well that's one way to get people to move back to Buffalo!

@kariann3198

2 жыл бұрын

Water is a problem there as well. Global warming affects the whole earth

@kariann3198

2 жыл бұрын

This is why they are creating bioengineered viruses and are allowing drugs and crime in the streets, overpopulation

That’s crazy! Thanks for taking the time to walk to show and explain that!

I am just flabbergasted that these people STILL haven't pulled their boats out!!! This is nuts, watching this!!!! People are still denying this is a problem. I was there in 2019 for EDC, and knew it was a problem. I talked to one of the workers at the dam, and at that time he said they were 50 feet above minimum. Then I came back in October 2021, and is was much worse. And now.... Holy Crap!!!! Never thought I'd see this happening! GREAT VIDEO!

@johnpeters9793

2 жыл бұрын

Who is denying a problem.....what would you suggest they do??

@sentientflower7891

2 жыл бұрын

It is too late to pull those boats out and presumably they will be stranded here in the desert after all the water is gone.

@That.Lady.withtheYarn

2 жыл бұрын

These same people laghed ar the climate scientists when they were warning about this stuff. If they don't get out of the desert now they won't be able to.

@Hveragerthi

2 жыл бұрын

Some people live on their boats out there. Where are they supposed to pull their boat to in order to have a place to live?

@sentientflower7891

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hveragerthi they are going to lose their boats.

THANKS for the update. This is a lot more serious than they are telling us. In another year, there may not be any water in Callville Bay. It should be on every MSM front page!

@krabysniper

2 жыл бұрын

No, it really shouldn't.

I was raised in Vegas for most of my life all my children were born in Vegas and this just breaks my heart. I grew up with fun memories of going to the lake on the weekends and having so Much fun.

Thanks for the update. When lived in California, I often visited Las Vegas and the Lake Mead. It was about 20 years ago. I am so sad to see what is going on in and around the lake. I hope the rain comes back and refill the lake and the Hoover Dam, so the people live there will be safe.

@kennixox262

2 жыл бұрын

Snow, snow is required to refill the lake. Rain would be nice however and the monsoons over past decade have been a bit short.

A few months ago we rented a small boat out of that same marina to go around Lake Mead. We decided to beach the boat on a nice beach by the inlet. A few hundred meters from the beach was a small hill. I decided to climb the hill to get a nicer view. What I found on the hill shocked me. It was a warning buoy still chained to the ground. The buoy was marked "DANGER: ROCK"

@erniezsigo3926

2 жыл бұрын

When I drove across hoover late 1979 I would never believe it would dry up to this . The water was at a all time high by lime marks showing up now on the canyon walls

@skeeterstevens7083

2 жыл бұрын

something is strange the lake should of had a rise on the Lake level of some kind after snow melt in the Rockies about a month ago

@josephwakefield6589

2 жыл бұрын

Selfish group.reap

@Poatatero

2 жыл бұрын

@@skeeterstevens7083 Lads, it’s the new Sherlock Holmes

@matchrocket1702

2 жыл бұрын

@@skeeterstevens7083 That strange thing is called climate change.

Jaw dropping!! This is terrifying!! Total catastrophe about to hit all the southwest

@jckhammer

2 жыл бұрын

This will start to really ramp up for a disaster in the making . The time is now to seriously consider selling one's house and move out before the house and property become worthless. Lots of soul searching and thinking should be starting now

@hippiebits2071

2 жыл бұрын

Hmmmm...whenever someone says SELL YOUR HOUSE NOW I always assume it's an agent.

@jckhammer

2 жыл бұрын

@@hippiebits2071 lol. Prob. But I'm def not an agent

@hippiebits2071

2 жыл бұрын

@@jckhammer Lol it's fine if you are...just sayin'! This issue with the lake has gotten to the point where it IS a valid concern.

@behrens97

2 жыл бұрын

@@jckhammer So what you're saying is property values in the southwest will go back down to what they should be instead of the ridiculously inflated values that they are now?

I grew up in Henderson 9 miles from Vegas Wash. Loved the lake we had a boat spent countless hours there. Later as an adult living in California I would take my family and our boat to Lake Mead so my kids could see this spectacular lake.

Thank you for sharing. Really brings the drought into focus.

Thanks for this perspective. Back in the 80's, the water line was up to that restaurant. Its very sad to see, spent many great days out here when I was younger.

I think you do a great job and I appreciate you walking all the way down to the lakes edge and back in 105 degree heat. Thank you for posting.

@lakelasvegaslife7903

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Nix Wix! I appreciate you watching the video!

@sue_downing555

2 жыл бұрын

@@lakelasvegaslife7903 thanks for posting, great vid, before// after

@davidstaudohar6733

2 жыл бұрын

I'm a PhD graduate from Stanford University, I have the solution to this problem but nobody wants to listen, so my fellow California American Patriots can burn in hell cuz I'll never tell 🔥🔥🔥🔥‼️

What we are actually watching here is the very start of the end as it relates to highly public areas and the effects of global warming and the drought caused by global warming. It's sad but not unexpected. Just imagine how empty that lake will be in the coming years. BTW, for those of you thinking a good rain will help the situation, no. California weathermen have already pubically stated it would take several years of constant rain to refill that lake to past levels. That lake is dead and will remain dead until the next ice age. Thank you for sharing. Before long, this lake will be closed to the public so it's great you were able to get some last minute footage.

This was very interesting and informative, thank you for taking your time out to present this for us

@larryb7559

2 жыл бұрын

Lately I've heard so much on the news about this dilemma but no filming about it. You are the first person to actually show first hand what's going on. You'd think the major news channels would cover it, instead they just give a 3 minute commentary about it. Again thank you for physically showing us the energy crisis facing us in the near future.

Thank you for all your walking to show those of us who aren't close by how much it is dropping. I'd be a nervous Nelly if my power and water came from Lake Mead. I hope you do it again.

If you have kids now, you'll be telling your grandkids that there used to be a huge lake in that desert, and they'll think you were trying to trick them.

Thank you for sharing this. I had no idea it was this bad.

Such a soft, clear voice. Good for presenting bad news so its easier on the realization

Very informative, & wonderful presentation of a dire situation. Hope the inhabitants of the affected cities keep themselves aware, & make provisions for the future. Looking forward to keeping informed as the the state of the Lake! Please keep us updated 🥸🙏😇

@Favorite-catNip

2 жыл бұрын

Cant imagine a mass exodus

This sort of reminds me of what happened to the Salton Sea. Once a paradise in the desert, no longer

@kevinkiss3340

2 жыл бұрын

Yea Why is the Federal Government let this happened? Another reason no more people should be crossing the border. We don’t have the water out West.

Excellent video, heartbreaking, but excellent! I gave a thumbs up and joined the channel.

Wow!!! That must be an excellent microphone. I can hear a lot of strong wind in the background, but your voice comes through loud and clear!

Thanks again Liz for the great content and the time and efforts, you're amazing

I live in Henderson and we were just out there a couple of days ago and it Sickens me.. Calville was our boat launch.. We sold our boat last year.. Last summer the lines at the Marina there were 3 and 4 hours just to get in or out.. The desert is taking back its land..

@mikecaudill9147

2 жыл бұрын

You do know the lake is at inactive status.. That is the 2nd of 3 stages.. stage 3 deadpool.. That means the lake is stagnant like an half empty pool in a backyard.. Deadpool means they cannot release water.. And everything will die..

@krabysniper

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikecaudill9147 stop spreading lies, propaganda and misinformation. You are making yourself look foolish when you spout this 💩 that is easily google searched and found to be false.

It’s really sad to see this happening. I grew up in California, but I lived around the country as an adult, back in ‘08-‘09 or so I lived in Las Vegas, I remember going to Lake Mead on weekends for fun. It was beautiful before, but now…this…

Very good. Thank you for showing us the water lines where they were and where they are. We are from the southwest and we are very concerned about the “mega drought”.

Great video. Thank you for taking the time and effort to show us the current conditions of lake Mead.

The water shuttle takes people and supplies from the dock to the houseboats and back that are anchored out or too far to walk to. The big blocks are the mooring stations to which the docks and Marina are anchored. The lady that told you they will keep moving the Marina as far as needed was wrong. They will move it as far as possible. There will be a point (coming soon) that they will NOT be able to move the Marina anymore. When that day comes you will be telling the last of the story of a dying lake. RIP Lake Mead!

@lakelasvegaslife7903

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Wood and Metal Magic. It makes sense...there is only so far they can move it. It takes money to do all of this too, not cheap!

@rayd.5088

2 жыл бұрын

Yep each time they move the docks they have to extend power, fuel, sewer and walkways, it gets very costly!

@kennypalermo9071

2 жыл бұрын

@@lakelasvegaslife7903 Water surface on Lead Mead is bad!

@g.k.1669

2 жыл бұрын

@@rayd.5088 Constantly buying dock has to be expensive. After the lake dries up, it would be worth it to load that up on rail cars and use the sections here on the lakes in Michigan.

@TheChad435

2 жыл бұрын

Seriously, if you still have a boat in there you care about, get it out while you can. The writing is on the wall...I mean in the sand.

Very nice tour with a really great narrative and presentation.

Las Vegas (a city built in one of the driest places on earth) Population: 1950: 35,000 2022: 2,839,000 Visitors per year: 1970: 6,200,000 2017: 43,000,000 Enough said..

@laurabarber6697

2 жыл бұрын

Stupid is as stupid does. This was/ is a disaster waiting to happen.

@kariann3198

2 жыл бұрын

Over population. No wonder they are bioengineering viruses to kill people.

@dd1862

Жыл бұрын

This has been predicted for years. Back in the 1980's there were warnings about over populating the desert and the scientists were laughed at. No one wanted to hear it.

@ThirstBuster

Жыл бұрын

Las Vegas is the most water efficient city in the entire United States. It maybe surprising to hear but LV is actually not the reason for all of the lack of water.

@kariann3198

Жыл бұрын

@@ThirstBuster no farming in Las Vegas but Las Vegas is still in a drought

I am so glad we sold our Vegas house in 2019 for a hefty profit. We gave Vegas 12 years and never once did the water come back...so we saw the red flag and left while we still had equity. I suggest if you live there...sell your house and relocate while you still have value in hour home. If you don't have a home....move asap!!!!

@shakalg1

2 жыл бұрын

Smart move.

@alangrund5031

2 жыл бұрын

I'm amazed that people still move there. It's only going to get worse. There is no water.

@robhogenson8225

2 жыл бұрын

Never let a good crisis go to waste. The solution that stands to make billions has already been figured out. It’s laughable to think the billion dollar corporations in Southern Nevada will up and close their doors because the lake dried up. Everyone else will be cut off from the water supply once we reach critical levels. Southern Nevada is not the problem

@raquellydoesntsocialize

2 жыл бұрын

I’m desperately trying to convince my mom to sell her house and go east..hell anywhere with water.

@dmannevada5981

2 жыл бұрын

What a stupid comment. Vegas doesn't have water issues.

Love your voice, could listen to you for hours. It’s interesting to see how quickly the desert plants reclaimed the former lake bed.

@NewAmericanRevolution

2 жыл бұрын

You must also enjoy watching paint dry, or perhaps staring at the grass grow.

@TheRobbiUno

2 жыл бұрын

@@NewAmericanRevolution thank you for taking the time to share your valuable whatever it was.

@SMaamri78

2 жыл бұрын

She does have a pleasant voice.

Thanks for the update

Thanks for sharing. Thats hard for people like myself to comprehend.I live in TN we get 50 to 60 inches of rain per year and our rivers and lakes are always full.If we go 2 weeks without rain farmers almost panic. I hope ya'll get some rain soon

@petercollingwood522

2 жыл бұрын

Rain won't do anything. The water source is the snopack on the Rockies which is vanishing due to a warming climate. Unless that changes and we have mulitple good years of snowpack rebuilding Meade is finished.

@arribaficationwineho32

2 жыл бұрын

@@petercollingwood522 but no one cares. They continue to deny this is happening

@petercollingwood522

2 жыл бұрын

@@arribaficationwineho32 True.

Great video. Mainstream media doesn't come close to covering the severity of this situation

@vaylon1701

2 жыл бұрын

They do but a bunch of jerks kept calling it fake news and nothing wrong.

@lakelasvegaslife7903

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you deejaydiabolic, I appreciate the comment!

@justme-dm7sb

2 жыл бұрын

All they have to do is close the dam until it recovers. They could do it but they are creating a shortage of EVERYTHING right now. It will be interesting to see how crazy people go before the psychological torture becomes boring to the powers that be at the moment.

@KMCA779

2 жыл бұрын

They have. Multiple times over a decade now but no one believed or listened. People have been screaming about getting water usage under control since the '90's and people just pointed at the '80's and said it would be fine. Then the '00's happened and people said it again and once again they were told to stop being hysterical. Then the 10's came along and some people listened but others said things would turn around "any day now." Now we're sitting here in the muck of a dried lake bed being reclaimed by a desert and NOW people are seeing the issue. The levels are only going to drop faster and faster from here on out... What you're looking at is basically a microcosm of climate change and no one is going to take that seriously either until things look just as bad as this.

This is the first time for me watching your channel. Your voice is very soothing. Thank you for mentioning that some people would be challenged walking that far to the marina (someone like me). In the 60's we used to live in Vegas, and the heat didn't bother me as a kid. Lots of memories with our Lone Star boat on Lake Mead. Now retired and living in Portland, Oregon where it tends to be much cooler. Mike

@sktoh4469

2 жыл бұрын

Yes her voice is really soothing, crisp and clear. Excellent diction.

@jckhammer

2 жыл бұрын

@@sktoh4469 I completely agree great narration and sound of her voice

@philipjones9458

2 жыл бұрын

Great comment, I'm a Newby from UK, this is more of a problem for the USA than financial collapse in my opinion. The presenter was excellent and I have subscribed after only one video.

Thanks for bringing this to everyone 's attention! We all need to do our part before it's too late!

@SMaamri78

2 жыл бұрын

I think many people say it’s already too late. I believe that.

I've also been watching Sin City Outdoors on this subject and they were showing how dangerous it is boating out on the lake now. Many areas of the lake (even in the middle) have gotten so shallow that boats are bottoming out! Just crazy to see this!

@baffledbybullshit805

Жыл бұрын

Sin City covers a minor symptom. Dane Wigington has been warning of this for years kzread.info/dash/bejne/oXdhzs-kodK2m8Y.html The droughts famine shortages heat waves dying oceans and it will exponentially get worse.

Great and interesting video. You are a very good narrator, by the way. Good job!

I'm watching from Australia, so I was oblivious to what's happening at lake Meade. I've just been looking at Google Earth and the historical images and it's frightening how far the water level has dropped recent years.

@annavieira8357

2 жыл бұрын

Things are drying up on the Colorado river which actually provides water not just to Nevada, but California, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah!

@petgranny194

2 жыл бұрын

@@annavieira8357 And, Mexico, it used to flow into the Gulf of California. Very sad.

@daniellethomas3745

2 жыл бұрын

Girl, you have enough to worry about down under! I hope things are getting less authoritarian…. A lot of people are praying for you guys!

@ray.shoesmith

2 жыл бұрын

@@daniellethomas3745 lol what?

@daniellethomas3745

2 жыл бұрын

@@ray.shoesmith you haven’t heard about how crazy Australia got about Covid? It was almost as bad as China. They built Covid camps everywhere and those people were treated like prisoners…

Moved to Florida last year after 20 years in Vegas. I loved it and it WAS such an amazing place. Those days are gone. Glad I made it out.

@ihaveinsomnia1

2 жыл бұрын

Florida is in trouble. It is getting bad. Too many new houses, apartments , more apartments , condos, car washes, Gyms and fast-food joints and Self Storage facilities on every bit of land on the main roads. A 15 minute trip to visit friends now takes 45 minutes to an hour and sometimes longer during Rush Hour. With more people it brings more pollution . More cars on the road and more boats on the water......... God forbid a huge hurricane 🌀 comes along and people have to evacuate. Over 10,000 people a day move to Florida . However, I do enjoy the few and far between days on No Humidity and Temps below 65 degrees!

The best I've seen,this shows just how bad it is.i live in Pennsylvania and nobody has a clue,they let the water 💧run for 2 min so it's cold.you illustrated like no big time newspaper with jet helicopters can.i can see you put alot of time and sweat into this thank you for an unreal video

OMG, that is a huge difference in the water level between the two Vids. I live in the Upper Midwest but have been watching the Lake Mead situation closely. This is very troubling.

My family and I frequented Lake Mead for 25 years. I am so sorry this has happened to the Lake and its people. This is so very sad.

@LK-pc4sq

2 жыл бұрын

Its occuring all over the SW united State. The REAL reason why migrants were moving up from South Central south america was the drought is impacting that country. The entire Pacific Ocean is ina veery very serios Lanina driven by ever increasing heat uptake from the atmphere. The drought will be perment with some minor changes in the next cycle but the SW is turning into another Abu Debia.

Thanks for sharing. You have a soothing voice.

I went to Lk. Mead 40 yrs ago. It was beautiful. This is heart breaking. I feel bad for you people there. 🙏

Thanks for an incredible before and after (or should we say: present) comparison tour! Truly a vison of apocalypse! Very well done narrative!

thank you for such a great insight on the growing problem. one of the better i have seen.

It’s been fascinating what’s been found but sad too. I hope they can find the families of those found and answers to missing people cold cases. It will take many years to return back to a normal and we don’t know what the future has in store. Thanks for sharing! Shocking to see.

@kennixox262

2 жыл бұрын

The lake will not return to normal anytime soon. Might things improve, perhaps but the long term prognosis is not so good.

Very good job on your video!

Thank you for an excellent video. The use of reference points to help us folks from the east get an accurate picture was very helpful.

The minimum surface elevation needed to generate power at the Hoover Dam is 1,050 feet. Below that is an "inactive pool" where no power can be geneated. The "dead pool" happens at 895 feet when no water can flow out of the reservoir. . . We shall see soon eough, but it doesn't look good.

@sue_downing555

2 жыл бұрын

I saw vid post on Utube that is has gone inactive We are in a race to the bottom, as well as socially economically This summer it will get ugly.

@ashleyevans9363

2 жыл бұрын

They have increased the water flow of the dam for yrs to keep up with Southern calif energy consumption. California has cut back coal and nuclear energy and the dam is trying to keep up. Its not global warming. Why doesnt the news report this. Hmmmm..... I wonder

@briankendallRyanandBrian

2 жыл бұрын

@@sue_downing555 yep its already at 1045 feet, by next spring will be dead pool.

@davidstaudohar6733

2 жыл бұрын

You know I had a solution for the drought problem and freshwater problem in California but nobody wanted to listen to me, so as far as I'm concerned Governor Jerry Brown said The Californians can burn and Hell, 🔥

@steven4315

2 жыл бұрын

At 895 the water stops going down and all the boaters are happy.

Nice filming. I used to live in Vegas in the 60s off Eastern and Viking. Wow has the lake changed.

Wow. That really put's it into perspective.

I've watched some KZread, what you did is fascinating, kept me watching till the end. Excellent, storytelling, and video work, looking forward to more work from you. Thanks for your efforts.

I find it very comforting to listen to this very well spoken lady. She'd make a fortune with Audible

Thank you for this beautiful music.

I used to snowbird to lake Las Vegas to get away from the Canadian winters. I am so saddened to see how bad the drop in water level of lake mead has gotten. It’s a somber sight to see such a beautiful oasis meet this kind of end. I lived at “The V” community on the north shore and I was so sad to sell and leave. I miss it terribly!

Thank you for this video, It's crazy to see how far the marina has been pushed out. Pray for rain!

@LK-pc4sq

2 жыл бұрын

Nevada does not see rain in the summer. most of its moisture comes in the form of snow melt and as Global Climate Change warms the planet, snow levels are dropping FAST. Global water scarcity and Global famine is next.

Thank you for the update. Amazing.

Very cool! Thank you!

You have a very pleasing voice. When I was 10 yrs old I spent a month during the summer at my aunt's home in Boulder City. I learned how to swim there at the local community pool. Almost everyday me and my cousin would to go the Hoover Dam visitor center in Boulder to watch the free movie of the construction of the dam. My Uncle was a tour guide at the dam so we got to walk through side alleys in the dam, walk on the generator floor, stand at the exit of the by-pass tunnel on the down stream side. I live near the Flaming Gorge Dam on the upper Colorado river basin. Before 9/11 you could take a self guided tour through the dam and no one was any where to be seen. The only thing between you and the generators at the bottom was a pony wall with a 4' plex-e glass that any able bodied person could climb over it they wanted to. And now you are saying "what has that got to do with anything?" Ramble -on

Best perspective yet of how severe the problem is.

Thank you for taking the walk 👍

Great video, I was able to visit Lake Mead and Hoover Dam in May. I was at the part of Lake closer to Boulder City.

If you look at a timelapse satelite view of Lake Mead from 1980 to 2000 there is barely any change. But from 2000 to the present day it look as if somebody flick a switch; or perhaps pull out a plug. It's terrifiying how fast the water level is dropping!!!

Wow..it's over.. excellent video.. thanks

Wow! This is crazy. I was out there in 2009 and never dreamed that Lake Mead could be this low.

@LK-pc4sq

2 жыл бұрын

I study Anthropocentric Climate Change. Earth is over heating! Its causing the jet stream to shift north. The Jet stream helps to pull moisture off the Pacitic and bring it inland during a ELNINO. Right now the Pacific is in a LANINA so..that ALWAYS denies some moisture away from the South Pacific and diverts the Jet streams and pacific moisture into Washignton. Our state was slammed with LOTS of moisture and one horrific Atmospheric River that did horrible amount of flooding and damage.

Thanks for the update. Watching with much interest from Western Canada. Many years ago I went Hover Dam and could see from there the vast amount of water in lake Mead. Sure is different now I am sad to say.

Lived in Ontario Canada on Lake erie all my life. Its hard to comprehend this. Wow.

Great video one of the best about the lake. Prayers to all in and around lake. It's scary

@lakelasvegaslife7903

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you deplepfan!

I would love to see more up dates!! I am just shocked about this!!

It's sad to see even though I've been to most of the 50 states I've never had the desire to go to a desert. I'm happy when the weather is in the 40 F to 70 F degree range, once we hit the 80's I stay in my basement until October lol.

I just wanted to say that for many of us who have never been to this lake before it is an amazing testimony of the changes our planet is experiencing. But to those who have grown up seeing such a beautiful lake at this stage of it's life it is definitely devistating and heart breaking.

@gohome57

2 жыл бұрын

It California not the planet.

@agut5587

2 жыл бұрын

@@gohome57 it's not California it's Nevada. On top of that the phrase "changes on the planet" is plural and refers to the planet in general. Good day

That walk of the last leg looked Long, hot and impactful when you see life preservers in great condition maybe 200 yards+ or more from the water's edge. It needs to be seen by many people.

ASTOUNDING!! I used to live in Vegas, and I returned for the first time in December 2020, and was amazed at how low the lake was then!!! I would consider moving back to Vegas, but I would never buy a house there. That city is going dry!! And as low as that lake is getting, I don't even want to think about the drinking water quality.

I had a covered boat slip in Las Vegas boat harbor . Breaks my heart to see this . Will be back in sept , and have to visit

Wow. I am on the East coast, And have heard how bad Lake Mead is getting. Your video socked it home for me. That is terrible. My prayers.

Thanks for chronicling this disaster, which should be getting way more coverage.

@krabysniper

2 жыл бұрын

It's NOT a disaster and it needs zero coverage because it is propagandist 💩

This is really sad:( thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing.

Excellent video, 👍👍

Thanks for the info.

In 1996 I dropped a really good pair of prescription sunglasses from my boat when it was docked at the third slip on the right. Could you please reach down, pick ‘em up, and send them to me? 😁

Thank you.

What a great video. It's a real eye opener. Will you please give us a play by play. As how the river is holding up? Its really a sad site.

Very well done. Thank you.

@lakelasvegaslife7903

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you aviatorbja!

As a Florida resident….I am truly sorry for this disaster y’all are having to endure. Sure wish we could redirect a hurricane over this area for a month or two….non stop rain

@rackss1661

2 жыл бұрын

Directing water from other natural areas is what got them in this mess in the first place

@prmath

2 жыл бұрын

@@rackss1661 amen 👍🏼 you’re right

@joeburros4878

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha Florida doesn't have enough power to run aircond

@earlreid6811

2 жыл бұрын

Water consumption is too much. It's obviously unsustainable to the amount of users.

@abcderghijk

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe with no water we can get rid of California, Arizona, Nevada..From dust to dust..

That is insane. I canoed lake Mead 4 years ago. I spent time at callville. The water was relatively close to the gift shop.

Thank You for accurate information

@scottrobbins6216

2 жыл бұрын

Had lunch at that restaurant in 2003 :..