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Lake Mead Drying Up, Las Vegas Could
If you were to take a boat and start floating across Lake Mead, you might notice that some parts of the surrounding rocks were considerably whiter than others. The horizontal ivory colored rock face might even seem pretty until you realize what they
represent—Water that isn’t there anymore.Lake Mead is shrinking. This isn’t just any lake that’s getting smaller: This specific lake was created by the Hoover Dam in 1935. It provides water to millions of
people across the states of Nevada, Arizona and California.Satellite photos show that the Colorado River, which feeds Lake Mead is drying up. It strongly suggests that if the pattern of weather continues and the river is not replenished, Lake Mead could possibly go bone dry in the future.
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