As Lake Mead Dries Up, Mysteries Are Being Exposed
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2022
- Lake Mead is drying up as climate change worsens. The vast reservoir has fallen by 150 feet in the past 20 years. Now, parts of the lake many assumed would always be underwater are emerging, bringing sunken boats and even bodies to the surface. NBC News’ Jacob Ward reports from Lake Mead where everyone is scrambling to adapt.
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#LakeMead #Mystery #Lake
Dude, if you think there's underwater mysterious mysteries under lake Mead, imagine what all the of the oceans are hiding underneath them! 🤔
Wow, I didn't expect all these replies and the likes. For those of you who've left comments and whom will, I'll agree with every single 99.100% of you all! 👍
Yes! Hella treasure and pirate’s booty! 🤩
sure, as soon as the oceans dry up - I'll be on it
The mysteries under water *Hits a blunt*💨🙈
Dozens of sunken ships for one thing.
Duh
It is interesting how we are affected by the “out of sight out of mind” effect. The way putting things under water keeps them out of our sight and so we stop thinking about them. Yet they’re still there…..
Or the fact that everyone knows we are living under tyranny. Everyone laughs when it comes up though.
We're a very delusional society.
How much of the things found emerging from Lake Mead are things people are just deferring thinking about? Murder and drowning victims, sunken boats, old installations... None of those seem to be something the individuals that put them there are deferring addressing in the, "out of sight, out of mind" viewpoint.
Yeah it's just bodies in their drinking water. No worries.
@@Steven-nu6np if you really think about it ground water comes into contact with untold amounts of bodies. This is probably just slightly over average.
@@Steven-nu6np don't tell Steven here that animals die (fish included) in his drinking water source every day. Shhh, keep it quiet as his head will explode knowing that.
When I was a resident it was genuinely alarming seeing how far the water had gone down in just the ten years I lived there. It’s kind of insane.
That’s what happens when you drain a lake to water lawns and fill pools for millions of people.
@@JLawL Exactly.
@@JLawL true it doesnt like like it rains there alot so im guessing the water thats there wont be refilled often like other dams so they are on limited supply, i feel like just blaming global warming is weird.
I live in Phoenix and we get a lot of our water from Lake Mead. You wouldn’t believe the amount of new neighborhoods with artificial lakes and ponds with fountains that people aren’t even allowed to swim in. Just there to look nice.
@@fourdeep6561 climate change is a huge factor but not the only one. As mentioned above, frivolous water uses such as lawn maintenance in a known dry, hot area contributes vastly to the lake shrinkage. I think the message they’re to convey is that it’s largely because of humanity that these things keep happening.
Climate change=extreme weather conditions.
Stupid water usage= smaller lakes and rivers
Climate change + stupid water usage= vast water bodies gone.
Clear enough picture? 🤨
"Dozens... or a hundred may be found." What the heck kind of research did he do to to come up with such an odd amount?
Most likely because people like to dumb stuff down there. Key word “ stuff “
@@militaryjunkie6207 Oh I get it. ;-)
The kind of research that involves inductive reasoning.
On a sidenote, I love how the reporter is petting the dog at the end of this.
Everyone loves dogs!!
@@SKONER333 unfortunately not everyone but if they dont like dogs i dont like them lol
Dogs are the best! & that's no wonder when I was 5 I spinned a cat in circles and threw him long in the air.
I approve of this comment
@@jayxcv5409 animal abuse
There’s a city in the middle of a desert. That city needs fresh water to keep its people alive and clean. The population of that city keeps growing. Mega mansion lawns and golf courses need fresh water. Casino outdoor attractions need fresh water. This is only 1 city. Now add more cities and more states. The real fight for water has not started, but it’s coming.
WOOOORD!!!
Think about all the fresh water that goes out to the Atlantic Ocean, via the St Lawrence Seaway - each day! We could utterly turn the West around if we could figure that out, and really don't we have a thing about thousands of miles of pipe lines anyway?
But they want us to believe it’s climate change alone. Such BS
Thing is vegas recycles it's water, people can't have green lawns but desert lawns instead, water must stay off the pavement or else your cited, those casino water fountains use only recycled water that isn't used for drinking water. It's a fact that vegas population grew 43 percent but the water usage went down to 26 percent over the past 8 years
70% of the water goes to farmers.
Dead bodies, old boats and spray painted walls inside peoples drinking water. But nobody’s actually saying how nasty that is in itself
The coolest experience I had as a child was taking a jet ski out to the maximum point you could go close to the dam ( because I can't spell bo-ey) and just sitting there with the engine off and the depth finder would read error. I wonder how deep it is there now?
Bouie
buoy?
Booie
Buoy.
Boiiiiiiii
Should take the time to clean the exposed area and remove junk.
Exactly!
I think they can take their time. That junk isn't going anywhere and I don't think the water is coming back in our lifetime.
They don't seem to eager to look for the bodies either. Must add flavor to the drinking water.
@@Steven-nu6np Visiting Lake Mead never appealed to me; intuitively I new that water was filthy.
But it will consume more water,
in some sense, more energy, which ppl claim is the root cause of more extreme weather.
Do you still want that clearning?
The atmosphere is not sucking water from lake mead it is Arizona ,Nevada,and California that sucking water from a lake that isn t suppose to be there in the first place
@@mojo.adventures more government waste
That's not what was implied, they mean the atmosphere is not allowing clouds to accumulate to drop rain in the area.
Normal cycle of the earth. The earth was ice may years before even started to do anything
@@ScoobieSwisher7413 I have lived in desert southwest for 35+ years it does not rain here like back east
@@lylebarnard7447 how was the grand canyon formed?
The last time I checked Nevada was a desert and things tend to dry up in a desert 😎
Colorado River is fed by the snow in the rocky mountains, now I'm no scientist, but if there's not enough snow, seems like it might be an issue.
Could it be millions more people are using Lake Mead as a water source. Than it was originally designed for
I don't think the turbines are gonna be spinning on their own without water flowing past them.
lol 😂😂😂😂😂
I know. Stupid journalist.
What else would you expect from fake news?
Well.... Obviously
Knowing Americans, they will probably make them run in air with gasoline just to prove some kind of weird, political point.
It could be a great idea to report what's happening to the Lower Colorado River Basin ecosystems and the environment downstream below Parker Dam' and into the Colorado River Delta. That reporting of barrels and human remains discovered in Mead has become monotonous.
This is not due to "the big city in the desert etc". The fact is that there are mega drought cycles that have taken place for millennia. This is one of them. Geological history shows this. These mega droughts hit this area and last for 75 to 100 years. The sources that feed into Lake Mead have all but dried up. No source water, no lake water replenishment.
The flood and drought cycles you're talking about are much, much longer than a few decades.
Higher temperatures = more evaporation.
More agriculture (almonds and soybeans mostly) = less water.
It's a combination of climate change and poor resource management.
Drought cycles play an incredibly small part in this problem.
Colorado isn't dried up still goes into the lake, Virgin River still trickles into the lake too not as much as the Colorado though but still. Tributaries are still flowing just not enough volume to fill the lake..
@@NymbusCumulo928don't forget alfalfa too. Not a lot of people know but the Colorado is the source of 80% of our country's winter crops
If you live in one of those cities that depends on the lake for water, you may want to consider moving out now when you can actually get something for your house. 10 years from now I think those areas are gonna end up being abandoned because they won’t be in inhabitable without water.
No one will ever run out of water in modern time if there is people and money there it's all just about cost and politics.
@@P4hko it’s primarily physics/engineering and reality. No money does not fix it.
@@glynnpowell7864 Was coming here to say the same. The internet is very much free and provides the information / science baking it up as to why . No one cares to educate themselves anymore. Just complain when all else fails , and point the blame somewhere else. Money will not fix the issue. Awareness , accountability, etc will.
@@LiveLaughCheer15 not money but innovators
physics/engineering and reality are not really a factor and money can fix it the problem however also money is the problem or more specifically greed, we already have the tech for massive desalination facility's and there are several kinds that can be used and the world is covered in sea water so we have all the water we could ever need, the problem is profit and it simply is not profitable for company's to build the facility's as it would be much more expensive than traditional water so ether they would need to sell at cost or at a profit which would price many out. It can be done and many country's have already done it and it usually takes government intervention and billions, the United Emirates for example is a very rich country and they build many desalination facility's and they now have so much water they are literally dumping it into dry dead areas to turn them in to lush green lands
A man made lake in the dessert is drying up, you dont say?
I believe the reason we haven't heard of new bodies being found is because no one is looking for them. There was a video stating that people were not allowed to look for bodies on federal property. But if the citizens don't search, will law enforcement do it? I'm sure there has got to be more remains in lake Mead.
I'm in there weekly and I'm always looking 👍 Just made a video of some boat wrecks I found: ruclips.net/video/b70zDNfepxI/видео.html I cover everything by off-road and hiking, it's a lot more work but you can search every inch of shoreline. I'm more interested in historic artifacts and old boats though. I saw there were some feds down there last week digging around the beach area when the 5th remains were found. You will find much better and timely reporting from locals here on RUclips they are the ones finding everything
@@mojo.adventures channels like yours are the videos I rely on. Local news either distorts stories or law enforcement gives the press bogus information to detour them.
Really it's because the water level at lake Mead has actually been going up for about a month...
@@cyberhype5495 I did not know that. All I hear and see are news outlets in emergency reporting mode.
Yes it's TRUE..you cant do anything off that federal land the feds have to handle it
You know I actually clicked on RUclips for rain sounds so I could sleep.
How can anyone unequivocally say, this is solely a climate change issue?
My thoughts exactly. It has nothing to do with large city in the desert or the golf courses upstream? smh 🤦🏻♂️
They’re brainwashed
I thought climate change meant we were all gonna drown cause the ocean will rise. Now it means drought because the atmosphere retains more water??!!? Oh right that was global warming, and they changed it to climate change so that any change can be called a climate problem.
Population change is a more likely reason than climate change.
Two words: politics and panic
I mean if it runs out of water it wont be spinning. It doesnt spin on Air too, its Hydro Power not Air power
When the last tree has been cut, the last fish caught and the rivers poisoned. Only then will man realize you can’t eat money.
Apparently, the science he doesn’t believe in will find a way … lol
Republicans love eating money
@Kay Ouellette
Science says the world will go on with or without us. When we’re gone it can recover and heal
Yeah except for in the last hundred years we've added more trees per acre.
@@iHasaComputer Yes. I have said for years humans are just the cancer of the earth
Ok, I could be wrong, but that lady claims the atmosphere is getting hotter and hotter so all of the water that should be in lakes and reservoirs is going to be suspended in the air. Yes, there is a huge drought going on, but in other parts of the country, there's HUGE flooding going on. The water is just in another place. And if the sea level is allegedly always rising, isn't that capturing this evaporated water? I would imagine that one centimeter of sea level rise would more than empty Lake Mead and Powell combined and then some.
Yeah man just another half baked theory presented as fact to ad to the rest of the fear mongering propaganda. I personally think it could have something to do with the millions of new residence down stream and there new demands coupled with drought.
Facts
He was standing in an older structure at one point right? Was that structure always under water originally or was it built before the water was that high and then the water has dropped now again?
For every 1 vehicle on the road there’s usually only 1 person in that vehicle. Spend a little time observing passing traffic and see with your own eyes. Lots of people water their grass when their state is in a drought and been in a drought for years and there’s no ground water. Governor’s usually issue cutting back on water usage only in the summertime when their states been in a drought for decades and they repeat this process annually. Celebrities drown their lawns with excessive water usage daily.
Industry uses way more water than civilians do. Civilians hardly impact.
@@skeptical5803 I guess you missed the point
@@wandererofthewasteland400 think you did lol
@@giancarloleon9983 no I didn’t not laughing out loud either
Don't forget useless golf courses, man-made lakes, and every single person that has a pool.
This is more than enough for a NETFLIX SERIES at this point
missing/decomposing bodies, rusting boats and people are drinking that water
Drain any huge body of water imagine what you'll find.
Great opportunity to recycle the exposed metal and keep the water from becoming more metallic in the future.
thats a good idea
What water
If the metal is completely rusted can you still recycle it?
There is going to be no more water. We are all dead soon
What future
It's kind of crazy that's when you look at the lake, you can now see the boarder from water too land in the frame at 2:02 you can clearly see where the water level once was.
Wow 😑
*border. And you missed a word out. Proof reading is your friend. Try it.
oh wow. you must think you are a genius.
@@helium5912 oh wow. you must think you have friends
Yeah but it's a man-made lake, so the water level was really never there before we made it.
There's this one guy I believe who's covering this story for about a good two months. I think it is about lake mead.
Is there a website or a blog of all the things found at Lake Mead?
What a time to be alive 🤯
A bad time to be alive if you live around Lake Mead, for sure
Bruh this isn’t fascinating it should concern you..
@@MattII33 A bad time if you're on Earth, actually.
@@MattII33 Commander rex report! How's earth right now?
Less go
"If the water level drops much lower, the turbines will just be spinning in empty air." Truly mysterious.
The genius of a reporter
And truly wrong… they’ll completely stop. They wont continue to spin anything, even empty air! Lol
That was quite a quote, one to live by.
What , i spin in empty air. Thats how electricity shoots out of my rear end 😄
@@S.E.C-R yes , that's what the op meant
Lake Mead is not DRYING UP. It’s being drained to water lawns and fill pools.
This isn’t just climate change here. There is also 20 million people draining this lake.
Imagine a place where it's hot and dry having a drought...crazy! Who woulda thought?
@@Bone_Thug you mean our sun is growing bigger and bigger and hotter and hotter each day like every single star in the history of yhe universe? No fn way!!! Yea we need regulations because clearly they worked on all the other stars just before they went super nova. You just gotta scare the sun with regulations and money is all, works everytime 🤣🤣🤣
Places that are hot and dry are not automatically in a state of drought. A drought occurs when there is less than average precipitation for that climate. If a desert gets the expected amount of rain in a year, then that desert is not experiencing drought, despite being hot and dry. The desert in the video IS experiencing a drought, because it is drier than it should be.
@@nich0lee correct...and I imagine that peak time is most likely August..true? So if a drought is to happen I would take a wild guess and say it's most likely to happen during the hottest and dryest part of the summer which in turn is no surprise to me that places are in state of drought during the driest time of summer...I live in Virginia and we have droughts almost every year sometimes we dont like this year does that mean global warming gave us a pass this time?...We also have hurricane season here coming within the month im not gonna act surprised when we get one I'd be more surprised if we didnt which sometimes we dont but most time we have atleast 1...nothing is constant and nothing is exact...precipitation is gonna fluctuate no matter what its no surprise to me...so if next year proves to have more participation in the month than it did this year does that mean global warming reversed for a year and decided to give you a break?
@@shredda3165 Sol's size nor proximity are affecting climate change, unsure where ya heard that. However our proliferation of greenhouse gasses are the culprit. Please see Venus for future inquiries. 🤓
@@shredda3165 climate change isn’t just the world getting hotter. It’s the weather across the planet fluctuating unpredictable and dangerously. There could be a massive freeze in Texas like we saw a little while back. Or it could 50 degrees in the middle of the winter on the Rocky Mountains. Your perception of this problem is tunneled on only global warming, while there are so many different factors creating havoc. This level of drought is not natural, the west coast does have regular droughts but they are not even close in comparison to the level of drought the west coast is facing now
It’s not climate change drying up Lake Mead. It’s the greater demand of water by a ever growing population.
Lake Mead is the only major lake/reservoir affected in the United States.
What about all the lakes and rivers in Europe and Asia that have completely dried up for the first time in hundreds of years?
@@blatantmoose454 if it happened 100s of yrs ago was it global warming then to
@@blatantmoose454 We had about 3 billion people on the planet in 1960 and I think we're closing in on 8 or 9 billion now. Too many people in one area can strain the locally available resources. Water doesn't leave the planet but, it is possible to outpace natures ability to recycle it.
@@blatantmoose454 he clearly said, "in the United States?"
That's the side of the story that's being ignored in all this. The inflow of water may be lower than in recent years, but the outflow is steady increasing. THAT'S what they need to reduce. Let the people downstream figure it out when their water is limited in order to keep Lake Mead at current levels.
This was one of the driest monsoon season ive seen in AZ
All I can think about is that little guy on the movie casino 🤣
The biggest mystery, who'd be dumb enough to allow unchecked population growth and farming to drain the lake faster than it fills?
That alien Newsome…
@@dancestar1018 lake mead isn’t in California genius
@@dancestar1018 You are a fool.
@@catfishman9516 Magats think Newsom is governor of the North American continent. lol
Money allows everything in the name of supporting the economy.
No matter the cost.
the way I've been seeing storys about this on RUclips for the past few months make me think there gonna find a UFO next lol
Wow you're lake is drying, while here in our country it always rain a lot
Ssssoooo you mean to tell me the water level has been at that level before 😱😱😂😂
Imagine if the Mediterranean Sea dried up. All the stuff we would find.
If it dried up we’d all be dead. No water no humans.
@@zanixinaz um no.
@@kap1526 what you mean by no if it happens?
Salt mostly, it would leave behind hundreds of meters of salt. I live in Bulgaria, its super cool when the lakes dry up cos we find jars of gold and silver coins from the ancient Greek and Roman times.
The place is that full of stuff you go to prison for owning a metal detector.
@@okamijubei It is salt water, which you can't drink.
We drink out of this dirty water? With dead body's being uncovered and sunken boat's let alone nasty people swim in it 🥴
Think about this next time you’re having a refreshing glass of water🤤
That's why we have the chemicals and plants we do to filter the water. Do you think we drink it straight from the lakes and rivers? That's how you get dysentery and die.
Just don't drink water
@ Katie Dotson 😂🤣😂 VERY underrated comment !! You win the innerwebs today !!
extra brotein my dude
The dog was the best part.
Crazy to think that its just a couple of degrees hotter and it is literally decimating 150ft worth of water in the reservoir
put cities in the middle of the desert then complain no rain. nature is doing what it suppose to do in the desert stay dry. where is logic .
The Sahara and middle east has had record snow and rain the last 2 winters.
@@ScoobieSwisher7413 I am sure this location has had such events in the past.
Before i blame climate change i have to know how many people were drinking that same reservoir 20 years ago. Was it the same amount?(25million) less? These things do come into play.
It’s still climate change, as it’s going down far faster than an extra 23,000 - 25,000 people could make it.
Yeah that and the fact that their built in the middle of deserts lmao
It comes down to agriculture in the region. California consumes an absurd amount of water from the Colorado river basin each year for crop irrigation and have largely been responsible for effectively destroying the local and regional water ecosystem.
Some places in the southern parts of California’s Central Valley have dropped in height from the sheer amount of ground water that has been withdrawn to keep the crop production going.
@@MatthewChenault i mean havent then been growing vinyards for years now? I mena obviously yea and that its gotten worse idk i just dont see how theres flooding on the east coast that could be piped to the west coast.
Grew up in Vegas, graduated Bonanza highschool in 1991.
At our 30th we gathered at the cliffs we would party at and dive from in highschool.
Now you would need st scale down the side of the cliff and walk miles to ever get close to water.
Damm imagine having a good ol time during summer at the lake and 100s of dead people just underneath the water
Yeah, Bugsy Seigle thought he was safe 4ever. Shows how smart he was.
I'm almost 70 years old I remember seeing floods when I was a kid I just knew that I got older people would move water from one place to another have canals and leave ways that would take water away from places that had too much and put it to places that did I had no idea that man in America were so f****** lazy the rooms were able to move water but we can't seem to do s***
Just wait till these basic droids rolling out at the end of decade get updated to ai and refuse to work for us.
WE HAVE 100% FAILED. ITS WHY ELON IS LEAVING. LBGTQ 🤣 THE FINAL RACES ARE BINARY, NON BINANRY, AND MIXED. Next is 1st AI billionaire. That should wake the poor people up and finally riot.
Todays world has to create a panic over everything. So much of it is because of the politics.
Wow, I knew lake meat was not as high as usual but wasn't expecting it to be that low.
Imagine what every ocean is hiding
It's a matter of time before it's empty. Also this is not climate issue it's a political issue and passing the buck.
No fool it is the climate
@@nicstone3141 No it's not. I took environmental classes and have been an investigational reporter. There are some places that are gaining water and others that are loosing. It's all a cycle. Look at history and you will see that.
@@arkansasaviation5299 I have lived or visited for extended time in just about every region of this country all my life for 1 reason or another and I'm plenty old enough to know what each season in each place should be like on average and far as your education that is all fine and dandy congratulations but you do know that they teach you what they want you to know you certainly understand that there is always more if we cant agree on that part then please don't respond
Yes, a lot of it has to do with how the water is managed.
It mostly water usage and management. I suppose eventually it may empty but not anytime soon. If it reaches dead pool, water won’t leave the basin. They would have to tear down the dam. Or, more likely keep building deeper pumps.
THIS is actually happening all over the world right now
Not Pakistan, so you ain't right.
The overall silence of the media on it is really concerning.
I might sound like a crazy conspiracy theorist, but I can't help but think that all the shortages we're seeing are because they are stock piling supplies to leave earth, and the vast majority of us aren't going
@@jaydayoungan632 Mass Destruction
Water doesn't disappear. It can only be stored or moved from one place to another to cause what you are seeing. The question that needs to be asked is where is it? It isn't more clouds...
Not in Alaska
Now if only Loch Ness could dry up to reveal the monster :9
I drove by today. Place looks unrecognizable from 3 years ago the last time I was here
0:36 LOL Did this reporter try too hard to sound smart/articulate? Without water pushing the turbines, how do the turbines spin (air)?
obviously you're smarter than the reporter guy... your parents did a good job
There is no life without water.
No known life without water so far. But don't forget, we've only checked a single grain of sand on an endless beach.
@@skankhunt3624 A human can go 7 days without food, only 3 without water. Hopefully that grain of sand is nearby?
@ Kay Ouellette I believe he means in general. Not just a life form of some kind that hasn’t been discovered on Earth, but the entire universe; and we barely scratch the surface of what could be out there.
@@TheWhiteOp333 🎯
@@skankhunt3624 lol I knew someone would say some quasi intellectual crap like that...
"YEAH MAAN WE NEED TO EVOLVE..."
My dads brother drowned in there and they never found his body
Now my dads dead and both his parents are long gone and there is nobody to claim the remains if they do find it
Is there are ways to make the water rise you can add Condensation maker, You could also make sure that the area is that gets snow rise those area is up so you can get more snow.
I had a stroke reading this.
@@ryanb9305 Sorry to hear that but it's the truth.
@@scorpioncoreuniverse8981 “You could also make sure that the area is that gets snow rise those area is up so you can get more snow” dude thats not even english it’s gibberish lmfao. What’s the truth? That you can’t articulate yourself in the English language?
@@scorpioncoreuniverse8981 your entire comment is gibberish “Is there are ways” hahaha what am I reading??? Lololololol
@@ryanb9305 All right yes you're right I did not articulate what I needed to say. And yes it sounded like I was incoherent but I was trying to Get to dragon con here in Atlanta Georgia start taping for my channel.
Lake Mead up 3 feet. That a plus to some degree!!
Unless there a cataclysmic storm across the western USA. It will be gone entirely by 2024
@@EpicBongZilla I was in Vegas in July I was shocked it rain..
@@adidas20zero it's benn a heavy monsoon season.
Climate change or cycle and whoever thought building cities in a desert was a good idea
They said 25 million drink from that reservoir. And there was decomposing dead bodies in it.
Imagine you've send a person some 20 years ago for a walk with concrete shoes down to Lake Meade and now this is happening. Nothing is safe anymore.
Too bad this news story didn’t actually show some of those mysteries or things
You mean other than the boats and bodies no one knew about? Were you expecting a crashed ufo?
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It's because the majority of the worlds population think like this and look up to the heavens for a totally fictitious god instead of looking beneath there feet and worshipping and appeasing the real god.
That real god is mother earth. The real creator of us and everything on this planet.
@@wradford1
God created Heavens and Earth.
@@Galatians.3.26-29 Only in your wet dreams. The UNIVERSE was NOT made for us. ruclips.net/video/cIANk7zQ05w/видео.html
Amen!!!
@@Galatians.3.26-29
Got any proof ? NO
All you have is stupid blind faith, Driven by your fear of death.
Worship the Earth from which you came and that you will return to.
Pray to the Goddess
Mother Nature and do all you can do in your life to protect her for the sake of all life on earth before it's too late.
I read the title as "As lake meat dries up, mysteries are being exposed"
Here's an idea, maybe don't live in a desert and assume it's few lakes will always have water. Wow, what a crazy idea!
God is telling us something… we better get it together…
Dont worry, Superman and Allah, other made-up stories, will come to our rescue.
What’s the ppm allowance for corpses in drinking water anybody know?
Probably about the same amount as rat droppings in our cereals.
Nourishing AND refreshing
@@skankhunt3624 There’s a pleasant thought, thanks lol
@@kayouellette2856 you know what they say about the truth not hurting.
@@skankhunt3624 or bugs in peanut butter
People don’t realize big water shortages can destroy this planet and make it unsustainable for human life.
The air is getting thirstier? I can just hear my weather teacher going off on this idiotic statement 😂
I’d love to see this happen to lake Lanier in Georgia! It’s a whole under water city and it has to have some serious mysteries in it!
Fr i live in Gainesville Georgia an honestly wanna see lake Lanier
It's pretty cool. Sometimes we get dry years and neat stuff will come up.
You THINK you want that.. until it's 100' low and we're having serious repercussions elsewhere.
You can't blame "climate change" for taking back a man-made lake in the middle of the desert. This would be a good opportunity to restore the Colorado River to its original flow, and let Nevada be the desert it is.
@@Staurcomb That lake was never meant to be in the desert. It was made for Las Vegas casinos. The water should be in the Native American lands of Southern Arizona and Northern Mexico.
Just imagine what the ocean is hiding 🤔
Supposed to be an alien spaceship parked somewhere around the lake
Everything done in the dark will soon come to the light
Amen!
Praise The Living God!
What a beautiful sight, nice to see nature reclaim itself.
Pretty sure this is climate change brought on by humans. Opposite of beautiful.
Repent, and humbly confess your sins to Jesus.
@@daysnottime999 Never, NOT ME. but will stand and laugh with my middle finger up at him.
@@johncordova8304 Blasphemous
@@sherman1476 among other things!
Interesting that the gov has an opportunity to get rid of the trashed sunken boats and clean it up, but nope. Not even on the radar.
Lester Holt is awesome on top of that he's a great Bass-Guitar player 🎸🎸👍
I have to agree with comments that said if they're not allowing individuals to look for remains of loved ones, are they going to do it?
No
We blame global warming instead of reasons right in front of us. Sure, we have created environmental damage. There’s no question about that. But We also foolishly squander the water we have by continuing to develop communities like Las Vegas, Mesquite, and St George. One day future historians will look back at us and ask, “what were they thinking”? Spreading drinking water from Lake Powell and Lake Mead onto a thirsty desert. For what? Golf courses and casinos and avarice.
Don't be ridiculous. People consume less than a quarter of the water. Twice as much goes to evaporation, and soil absorption.
You could remove all the people in all of he cities supplied and without rain and Snow the lake would still run dry.
Water levels are low at the source (Rockies),
@@kewlztertc5386 the rain is scarce. Believe me. I live here. But I’m saying the insult to injury is pouring what little water we have into climates that weren’t meant for it. That’s not so ridiculous, is it?
Bingo!
@@oquirrhlight but most of the water goes towards agriculture (it's about 70%).
Before people and cities. This water flowed into the ocean. There was no way to foresee the Rocky & Sierra mountains going dry.
People like you focus on the deserts as if water comes from the rain that falls in the desert. Water comes from the Colorado river, that's fed by what is normally a very wet and snow covered Rocky Mountains.
If lake Itasca started to dry up, so would the Mississippi River, and central US would be experiencing the same problem. That scenario is unfathomable, well so was the idea of the Colorado river drying up.
@@kewlztertc5386 but you seem to forget that once we interrupt the natural water shed of these rivers the out flow and inflow of water will change. Water would normally seep slowly into the natural underground aquifers, but now don’t replenish in time to keep water levels high enough in these areas. just look at what happened to the Central Valley of California. Those rivers systems are experiencing the same thing.
Is the ocean getting dried up to ? Because that’s just wierd if it’s only the lakes
This is deliberate!!
Thank you NBC news. I am SOOO FASCINATED by all of these dead bodies that keep popping up. Please continue to follow.
Netflix future content
I started a series called "Lake Mead Secrets" dedicated to that if you're interested! 😎 Part 1 "Fourth Body Found" - ruclips.net/video/6rOwHmNceuo/видео.html and Part 2 "Body in Barrel, Possible ID?" - ruclips.net/video/vopX64utV-U/видео.html
99% of those bodies are just drunk swimmers/boaters 🤷♂️
@@jasoncaine2600 thank you forensic expert for your analysis
@@jasoncaine2600 Explain how a body was found in a barrel, did it just swim in it????
Listen. Its obviously not that big of a deal. In a few years millions of people will be out of drinking water and rich people will still water their golf courses. Its just the natural order of things
Water will be more expensive than oil. So only us middle class and lower people will suffer.
@@iHasaComputer i mean honestly your not wrong. Thats kinda what yhe rich are counting on
And yet the real estate market is crazy in all the desert states. May be I don’t know something they do.
All it would take is to construct multiple dehumidifier theres tons of moisture in the air even if you dont think there is to save on water i filled up my 4 foot pool with purified dehumidifier water so i know it will work
My friends this is going to get a lot worse in many of our life times! Its time to wrap our heads around this serious matter and start to fix the situation, we cannot leave a mess for our kids!
hopefully it only happen to america lol
@@ariobimod no because once the western part of the US can't sustain human life. You better believe they coming to your country for your water.
Most of the grown kids seem not to give a sh*t about anything but themselves so I wonder would it even matter...
They must re-green these areas to capture water as in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Very cheap and easy to do, but there must be action NOW.
Doesn't that require.....water?
@@ScoobieSwisher7413 💀💀💀
We would have to have a long cataclysmic rain across the majority of the western US for that to even work
Fun fact: Since last year, there have been huge disputes over allotment of water by lake mead. LA city is allowed the largest allotment of water from this lake. Considering the rate of which this is going down, The whole southwest is about to turn into Mad Max in the next decade
Please becareful in winter guys it doesn't mean less rain just means more extremes in the periods
No SH!T ya live in a desert. Just like the nomads, time to move on to greener pastures
Spoiler alert bud, those pastures ain't green no more since they ain't got any rain in a hot minute.
Lake Powell should drain into Lake Mead as Lake Powell is mud and Lake Mead is stone at the floor...so less waste.
I know the lake drying up is a bad thing but finding all the bodies is closer for the families so that's a good thing
Something not sitting right with me floods in deserts and no water where it normally is