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Well, howdy there, internet people people let's bow again so today we're going to talk

about water and possible water shortages and how it might impact parts of the

southwestern United States.

Because there are some new projections related to Lake Powell and Mead.

In Mead, you're looking at a 22% chance of it dropping below 1,025 feet by 2023, and a 66%

chance of it dropping below that by 2025. That will result in a required

reduction of water usage for about 25 million people. It's not a small thing, it's not something that can

be overlooked. Now over at Powell you have a 3% chance of it not being able to generate hydroelectric next year,

and a 34% chance of it not being able to generate hydroelectric the next year.

That will impact about 6 million homes and businesses.

2020 and 2021 and by that they're saying it's been historic droughts and by that they're saying it's been the

most severe drought levels in paleo climate or historic records.

This isn't something that's just going to fix itself, it's not going to go away on its own. We might take this as a sign

that action needs to be taken now, that things need to be done now to mitigate climate change and

deal with some of the coming resource issues that are certain to come.

This isn't going to fix itself. If nothing is done, what is likely is people trucking

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