Lake Mead Is Rising Fast And Something Terrifying Has Emerged!

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  • Опубліковано 23 вер 2024
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    When it comes to rivers and lakes, a steady water level is crucial for maintaining their natural balance. However, recent times have brought an astonishing twist to this norm, especially in the case of Lake Mead.
    The water content of Lake Mead has experienced an unprecedented surge, unveiling a truly captivating and slightly unnerving revelation. Scientists are worried as they grapple with this perplexing puzzle, fearing its potential ramifications on the delicate ecosystem and water management systems. So, why is the water level in Lake Mead rising at an alarming rate, and what could be causing this perplexing and potentially transformative occurrence? Are we witnessing a natural anomaly, or is something more profound at play? Get ready, because the answers may challenge everything we thought we knew!

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  • @SteveMlynarik
    @SteveMlynarik 5 місяців тому +429

    Anybody else getting sick of this AI voice that they keep using on videos?

    • @rebeccahale4673
      @rebeccahale4673 5 місяців тому

      I hear wacky word pronunciations on videos all the time. Stupid.

    • @emerg0n0see
      @emerg0n0see 5 місяців тому +27

      YES!!!!!!! The endless options and one of three are ALWAYS used.
      It’s so bad, I’ve decided to switch videos with these voices. I hear them, I change to another video.

    • @craigjohnson9449
      @craigjohnson9449 5 місяців тому +14

      YES !!!!!!!!!!

    • @leh3827
      @leh3827 5 місяців тому +14

      AI AI OH!

    • @Pete391
      @Pete391 5 місяців тому +3

      I like it...

  • @hansjansen7047
    @hansjansen7047 5 місяців тому +88

    So the terrifying thing that emerged was that the people who thought they knew what they were doing found out that they are not as knowledgeable as they thought..

  • @daybird2
    @daybird2 11 місяців тому +247

    So just exactly what is so terrifying? What a waste of time!

    • @bobbartholomew85364
      @bobbartholomew85364 9 місяців тому +14

      Exactly 😂

    • @williambutler7312
      @williambutler7312 6 місяців тому +14

      the video " title " was a click bait for more views . . . aside from the good history info and projected future

    • @TRUTHandLIGHT4809
      @TRUTHandLIGHT4809 6 місяців тому

      Hydro power is the most renewable energy. These yahoos want to remove dams and replace with solar and wind. F THEM

    • @bobsmith6544
      @bobsmith6544 5 місяців тому +5

      CLICK BAIT THUMBS DOWN!

    • @PacoOtis
      @PacoOtis 5 місяців тому +2

      Exactly!

  • @biblicalsmackdown3882
    @biblicalsmackdown3882 11 місяців тому +126

    So terrifying I didn't hear anything that should terrify anybody

  • @sunrise1776
    @sunrise1776 5 місяців тому +56

    When the water level went down it was the end now the water levels are rising it's still the end. Make up your minds

    • @dannysdailys
      @dannysdailys 4 місяці тому

      California is flooded and it's still the end.

    • @glenw-xm5zf
      @glenw-xm5zf 15 днів тому

      Good. yoou realize that Chicken little still lives. i never believed any of this stuff.. going back to 1972 when we were warned of the ice age, which they said would be here by the 21 century.

  • @MrGGPRI
    @MrGGPRI 5 місяців тому +36

    I'm perplexed; the lake is rising after massive rain storms this winter-- are we all going to die ??

    • @Johnboy33545
      @Johnboy33545 2 місяці тому +4

      Yeah but after we live a life.

    • @DEW409
      @DEW409 6 годин тому

      Environmentalists are never happy. You should know this by now. Otherwise we would not need Biden’s communist, power grabbing “green new deal!”

  • @jamessmejkal1940
    @jamessmejkal1940 9 місяців тому +55

    Don't things "emerge" when water levels drop, not when the water rises?

  • @billstream1974
    @billstream1974 11 місяців тому +85

    Want to fix the question of water usage of lake Mead? Require California to build desalination plants within 10 years or they will be cut off!

    • @BobbyTucker
      @BobbyTucker 6 місяців тому +6

      AMEN!

    • @chipcook6646
      @chipcook6646 5 місяців тому +7

      Send a cannel ocean water to Lake Mead build a 254
      24/7 desalination plant at Lake Mead instead of sending money to Ukraine. Even enough water for Mexico

    • @michaelterrell
      @michaelterrell 5 місяців тому +5

      California lets water from melting snow in its mountains flow into the Pacific, instead of using it.

    • @michaelterrell
      @michaelterrell 5 місяців тому +2

      @@chipcook6646 Lake Mead is full of rain water that doesn't reqire desalination.

    • @chipcook6646
      @chipcook6646 5 місяців тому +1

      @@michaelterrell not now but in the future lots of people use this water.

  • @robertkaspert4092
    @robertkaspert4092 5 місяців тому +19

    Two years ago they were all crying about how low the lake level was.

  • @Mr.Robert1
    @Mr.Robert1 4 місяці тому +11

    The world we live on has been going through Cycles since its creation. Why does the media keep making big deals over nothing, Constantly on every subject.
    MONEY !

    • @RobertWilliams-fk3fn
      @RobertWilliams-fk3fn 4 місяці тому +1

      Tragic... sells good does not. Life IS hard when you worship the dollar.

  • @larryswinford3472
    @larryswinford3472 28 днів тому +5

    Two things that I enjoyed about this video. First, was the use of feet and then meters. Both are available for those that prefer one or the other. It annoys me greatly when I have to get my calculator out to convert all the metric measurements into feet and yards, etc. Second, is that narration. It is one of the best that I've heard on UA-cam videos.

  • @keithmoriyama5421
    @keithmoriyama5421 11 місяців тому +42

    water level down = bad. water level up = bad

    • @chrislong3938
      @chrislong3938 6 місяців тому +1

      water level up = terrifying

    • @FarmerFpv
      @FarmerFpv 6 місяців тому +7

      BS video for naïve people.

  • @marlinyohn8982
    @marlinyohn8982 3 місяці тому +9

    This country should never have a water problem. We are surrounded by water. All we need is the infrastructure to pipe it where it is needed after it is desalinated. Look at Israel. They are now growing crops where it used to be desert.

  • @timlewis5096
    @timlewis5096 11 місяців тому +50

    A total waste of time. The whole explanation could have been done in 5 minutes.
    yet another 'do not recommend' video source

    • @diminudivadollhaus2097
      @diminudivadollhaus2097 5 місяців тому +3

      I hate when they use 250,000 words when a thousand would do. Drives me crazy.

  • @morganplisken7271
    @morganplisken7271 5 місяців тому +16

    Clark County NV is issuing new building permits on virgin desert which adds up to more water use. Seems at some point there should be a policy of only rebuild when something is torn down or destroyed, a 1 for 1 system and no new building on virgin desert.

  • @MaxTooney
    @MaxTooney 6 місяців тому +13

    Terrifying because lake levels are rising? Nah. As a previous poster stated, it's more terrifying when lake levels are low. That's when we found out the answer to all the age old question: where are the bodies hidden?

    • @bobsmith6544
      @bobsmith6544 5 місяців тому

      I think they meant it's terrifying because the libtards will want to tear the dams down and use the USELESS/nasty solar and wind crap when the water fills up.

  • @cindycain3301
    @cindycain3301 5 місяців тому +15

    Nothing terrifying about lake mead being restored to its proper levels, provided the dam is strong and holding..

  • @maryannewhite3620
    @maryannewhite3620 9 днів тому +3

    I’m so sick of people talking about climate change. The very nature of climate is that it changes. That’s why we have weather forecasts. If it was always the same, no one would need to predict what it was going to do next.

    • @kenp2392
      @kenp2392 2 дні тому

      Again, weather and climate is not the same. Ask the early native Middle and South American people.
      Oh no, wait, you can't because they are all dead because of climate change.

    • @maryannewhite3620
      @maryannewhite3620 День тому

      @@kenp2392 Let me put this another way. “Climate” changes all the time. The polar caps weren’t always covered in ice. There have been many extinction level events over the course of earth’s history. Climate will always change. It’s not static.

    • @kenp2392
      @kenp2392 День тому

      Agree, while weather changes daily climate change has long term implications and while we cannot change the weather we as a people by our actions can impact climate change. The impact will be felt for generations.

  • @RidgeKayser
    @RidgeKayser 5 місяців тому +11

    We just has some baby bunnies born in our back yard. It's just so TERRIFYING . . . oh, my!

    • @katehenry2718
      @katehenry2718 9 днів тому

      You must be a scientist with Water Resource Dept. ))))

  • @normanhechavarria152
    @normanhechavarria152 2 місяці тому +4

    It's short sightedness of people amazes me. If the growing waters due to abnormally high snow pack, doesn't that mean the problem isn't really resolved? It sounds more like nature has given us a break allowing us consider our options.

  • @localguy8
    @localguy8 11 місяців тому +46

    Yet nobody is saying that LasVegas is building needless buildings like ball park n mega resorts tapping the water faster than the residents can turn on their taps.!!

    • @chrislong3938
      @chrislong3938 6 місяців тому +6

      Actually, I think Las Vegas recycles more water than any city in the world.
      ... At least in the top three.

    • @RidgeKayser
      @RidgeKayser 5 місяців тому +5

      @@chrislong3938 GREAT, for the recycling. But they waste so, so much water watering the 56 GOLF COURSES!

    • @bobsmith6544
      @bobsmith6544 5 місяців тому

      Learn some tihs before you flap your clueless gums bro.

    • @bobsmith6544
      @bobsmith6544 5 місяців тому +2

      @@RidgeKayser More CLUELESS gum flapping. SMH

    • @afterthought2
      @afterthought2 5 місяців тому

      Las Vegas actually recycles water better than any other State

  • @rockman732
    @rockman732 11 місяців тому +51

    What a word salad.

    • @reverett0508
      @reverett0508 6 місяців тому +5

      Sounds like it was AI written. Lots of alliteration and hyperbole.

    • @glenw-xm5zf
      @glenw-xm5zf 15 днів тому

      AI suxx

  • @JamesDolatly
    @JamesDolatly 5 місяців тому +10

    This subject is solvable the biggest problem is government corruption and greed that is what is standing in the way. 1st cailf with record rain and flooding if they would hold the water and return it to aquaphor which they are capable of doing. Their drought would be over. Instead they let 80% of water go. That alone would solve the problem. They could put in water salutation plants. Mexico has 5 .

    • @johnruetz3849
      @johnruetz3849 4 місяці тому +1

      California never does anything about their water supply when they could . Then when they think they might be short , they act like the bunch of cry babies they are.

    • @stevemolaf6541
      @stevemolaf6541 2 місяці тому

      Please see statement written earlier

  • @larrysorenson4789
    @larrysorenson4789 5 місяців тому +8

    When the water went down something terrifying emerged. Now the water is going up and yet more terror. Which way is it?

  • @larrymoore8094
    @larrymoore8094 4 місяці тому +4

    I month ago you were crying about how low it was, and how devastating it was, and now, you are worried about it rising…

  • @ztug57
    @ztug57 Місяць тому +3

    So pump water from the Colorado River and deprive its users to fill up the lakes that are drained because of drought and overuse in other places. Makes perfect sense. Until you want to grow something like food

  • @Liendoelcm
    @Liendoelcm 6 місяців тому +12

    What this amounts to is the experts not really having much of a clue. Let Mother Nature have her way.

    • @Robert-m7i1l
      @Robert-m7i1l 5 місяців тому

      She will anyway

    • @royreynolds108
      @royreynolds108 20 днів тому

      A definition of EXPERT is, in math, science, and engineering, X is an unknown quantity and a SPURT is a drip under pressure. Get it?

  • @ronmarquette2966
    @ronmarquette2966 6 місяців тому +8

    What's so terrible about having more water in a dry area

  • @thesybarite1
    @thesybarite1 2 місяці тому +3

    Water will eventually be regulated for farmers by acres under cultivation. This will force water wasteful crops like almonds, which are very profitable, to be replaced with other more efficient crops. I like farmers. My family were all farmers until the early sixties. Some of them still are. But using the water in a specific geographical area to sell a product thousands of miles away and cause a local water shortage is wrong. A few people get rich and everyone else suffers. Sounds stupid doesn't it ? Farmers are caught in a difficult situation because our population is growing. Limit water use by acre and farmers will be forced to be more efficient. Another option is for the government to buy back the land at fair market value and rezone it to urban areas or parks. Many option could be considered. There is no a answer to please everyone. Change is inevitable whether we like it or not. I do feel sorry for the farmers but the old days of use all the resources you want are gone and will never come back.

    • @larryswinford3472
      @larryswinford3472 28 днів тому

      I used to think like that for seeing farmers grow wheat in Southern Arizona. I thought you can grow wheat anywhere why use all the water to grow wheat here -- it turns out that the people who grow cotton want the next crop to be wheat because it enriches the soil so the cotton grows better.

  • @johnlam3037
    @johnlam3037 Місяць тому +2

    Wasn't not too long ago that they were complaining Lake Mead was drying up? Now they're complaining the lake is rising?

  • @maddpeanut6313
    @maddpeanut6313 6 місяців тому +8

    The water level is dropping!!! OMG! OMG! OMG! The water level is rising! OMG! OMG! OMG! please.

    • @larrykelsey6901
      @larrykelsey6901 5 місяців тому

      If it rains they'll be yelling "THE SKY IS FALLING!"

  • @MrGGPRI
    @MrGGPRI 2 місяці тому +3

    It's now nine months later, shall we still be terrified ??

  • @haroldlamble5163
    @haroldlamble5163 3 місяці тому +2

    Thank God for the water our prayers have been heard .

  • @RustyStagg
    @RustyStagg 24 дні тому +2

    First there's not enough water then there's too much water you just can't believe anybody anymore

  • @MrBlaser51
    @MrBlaser51 14 днів тому

    What awesome news for Lake Mead !! I lived in Scottsdale & Phoenix for around 30 years & loved every day ! Such great news. I live in Greece now but still miss the sunshine state forever !

  • @robhartshorn6823
    @robhartshorn6823 4 місяці тому +4

    It's called weather, it changes every day.

  • @afterthought2
    @afterthought2 5 місяців тому +2

    When I was a kid back in the eighties and early nineties I used to sit there with my granddad.Eat popcorn and watch on fish , go over The overflow Spell? When we took tours there , the water Was close to the inlets at the top of the towers for the inlets for the hydraulic power. I remember diving cleaning that when I got older. I remember when I was a kid being able to touch the dam. On a jet, ski or swim to it and terrified of the fish in the water. The deeper you got the bigger they are. You don't have barnacles, but you have fresh water muscles and allergy.

  • @ericolmstead5365
    @ericolmstead5365 7 днів тому

    Two years past of record snow pack and subsequent melt is helping rebuild water levels at Lake Mead and Lake Powell. Don't worry, be happy, it's all good. Pray for another year of record snow.

  • @mrcryptozoic817
    @mrcryptozoic817 11 місяців тому +6

    "Terrifying"? Ya, right. I'm shaking in my sneakers.

  • @denysarcuri1213
    @denysarcuri1213 5 місяців тому +3

    I'm 7:07 into this piece, and I haven't learned anything yet, other than how annoying it is to keep referencing both feet and meters. Pick one and stick with it. We all know a meter is roughly 3 feet. I'm outta here.

  • @dennissutton4698
    @dennissutton4698 5 місяців тому +10

    This just goes too show us that mother nature is in charge, not us! She does what she wants, no mater what we want!

    • @l0l0mgwtgdq
      @l0l0mgwtgdq 5 місяців тому

      Nah, it’s the work of god, Jesus Christ. Mother Nature aka demonic spirit has nothing to do with it.

  • @mistertwo6113
    @mistertwo6113 6 місяців тому +8

    The hyperbolic, breathless narration earned my downvote. I was thinking "where's the beef?" Reading the comments, many other viewers thought the same.

  • @clareeneforbes8072
    @clareeneforbes8072 10 місяців тому +4

    So glad I came across this video. I found it encouraging that something positive is being done about Lake Mead. I live close to Las Vegas and follow the lakes changing level.

    • @kerrymarris4260
      @kerrymarris4260 8 місяців тому

      Everyone needs to go thermal, what you do collectively is drill a series of tunnels about 50 to 100 feet deep in a safe zone of sturdy ground. And install a heat/cooling exchange and depending on what weather/season it is, move air though it.. they are setting a test site in a little town up north of NYC, maybe Boston. And for the price of a fan . The consistent temperature in the tunnel makes cooling and heating a breeze...so I know the cost is really high right now,, and I get it. Just like the three D house that these people are printing, with concrete.

    • @bobsmith6544
      @bobsmith6544 5 місяців тому

      What! This was a lame word salad probably created by AI. Nothing is or can be done, except to for Commiefornia to get off their libby asses and use their own water! Greetings from Henderson :]

  • @gee-o8e
    @gee-o8e 10 днів тому

    "We're experiencing record rainfall. What do we do?"
    Govt: "We restrict water usage."

  • @davidmead6337
    @davidmead6337 9 місяців тому +5

    The bottom line is that Agriculture use of water is about 80% of all water usage, and the wealth created by this is in the hands of just a few Companies/Farmers who have become independently wealthy in the process.

    • @jamesstrickland517
      @jamesstrickland517 6 місяців тому +2

      I agree the Idea of corporate rice farms in the southern California desert is beyond ignorance in common sense.

  • @doyourbest7655
    @doyourbest7655 2 місяці тому +1

    At the source end of the water inflows is the larger aggregate exposed at low water levels. I wonder if there was any materials mining when the water levels were low. I meam we are not worried about “scarring “ the earth, or soil erosion, or any number of social reactionary issues surrounding rock and sand mining for building materials like road bed or sand filtration etc. to get construction sand you often have to go to locations on rivers to get it. This was a great opportunity for the lake mead authority to profit AND increase water holding capacity with each load of material removed from the bottom of the dry lake. Did they?

  • @joshuabradford86888
    @joshuabradford86888 2 місяці тому +2

    So everyone NEEDS TO BE AFRAID, be very, VERY AFRAID!! BOOGITY BOO!! 😂😂😂

  • @stevendavis8636
    @stevendavis8636 9 місяців тому +9

    Scary, let's hear it for big brother authortarianism

  • @agustingonzalez3878
    @agustingonzalez3878 2 місяці тому +2

    Am I the only person who didn't hear what the terrifying part was? Oh no! The water level is falling! Oh no! The water level is too low! Oh no! The water level is rising too fast! Oh no! We might have to release some water! Which one of these got you terrified?

  • @aann9190
    @aann9190 4 місяці тому +1

    The only thing that's full is Lake Las Vegas...which is where Lake Mead's water has been going. LVWD admitted, "...we will take every drop of Lake Mead if we have to." You see, Las Vegas was NEVER supposed to be so huge, and has NO local water source on its own.

  • @johnkulpowich5260
    @johnkulpowich5260 9 місяців тому +7

    The sun goes through cycles. And it affects everything

  • @George-rv3rt
    @George-rv3rt 6 місяців тому +4

    Should some have nothing to worry about, they will think of something!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @1glopz
    @1glopz 11 місяців тому +26

    nature ? climate change ? surprise surprise mother nature will fool and amaze you every time leaving the experts scratching their heads (as usual)

  • @mikegiammaria
    @mikegiammaria 6 місяців тому +2

    Sounds like the dams are not the only problem. Interesting that Tucson suddenly didn't need so much water. What were they doing with it for all these years?

  • @yoshiclubcaptainfeerick7750
    @yoshiclubcaptainfeerick7750 5 місяців тому +1

    If you look at what happens in other places and other times, you’ll see that are solutions. Elwha River is a great example of how doing one thing had knock on effect but is now being restored. Look at all the rewilding and regreening projects that are having positive effects for all. Needed a shift of perspective. And not be greedy.

  • @oldtimers6460
    @oldtimers6460 5 місяців тому +2

    What water management , to many people drawing water caused the low levels and every drought makes it worse.

  • @larrymiller8375
    @larrymiller8375 11 місяців тому +5

    Tongue in cheek they fired the dam operators for letting to much water out.

    • @BrettHoustonTube
      @BrettHoustonTube 10 місяців тому +3

      They were just obeying orders...

    • @bobsmith6544
      @bobsmith6544 5 місяців тому

      What? Where did you hear that?

  • @thewaywardwind548
    @thewaywardwind548 2 місяці тому +2

    Against my better judgement, I watched the entire video. Still looking for something terrifying emerging from Lake Mead. Some day I'll learn to ignore this type of video. Oh well, I'm retired and have more time than money.

  • @reptaloid
    @reptaloid 5 місяців тому +1

    If they quit draining the water to the ocean these Lakes would be full

  • @joerivers1768
    @joerivers1768 5 місяців тому +2

    I am sick of the AI voice too, and we use Miles in the US, not kilometers. If anyone is watching from the metric world, THEY can convert like they make me do all the time. There - I said it! I feel better now.

  • @E7L1L3s
    @E7L1L3s 2 місяці тому

    I found this fascinating & concerning. My husband and I toured the Lake Mead dam in 1980, I believe, when purchasing property in Pahrump, Nevada.

  • @maryblessing2205
    @maryblessing2205 5 днів тому

    Lake Mead dropped over time to lowest levels because of upstream water blocking. Intentional that the public would bit on climate change, over population, so on. ❤

  • @jeffbyrd7976
    @jeffbyrd7976 16 днів тому

    Fortunately, the climate is always changing. What isn't changing is the growth of our population and the respective demand for water. There were great droughts in the 30's (dust bowl), 50's, 70's and currently (hopefully ending soon). These dams didn't have the demand they do now, and we weren't operating them through enough of these droughts to truly get a handle on proper operation. However, as long as they continue to believe that the climate is only changing in recent years rather than constantly, they will continue to mis-manage our resources.

  • @BC-pf5ne
    @BC-pf5ne 2 місяці тому +1

    There are tectonic plates moving on west coast, don't think we are stupid with your AI voice. Things are going on underneath our feet we can only see by rising water movement.

  • @crushthis123
    @crushthis123 11 днів тому

    They said it would take over 50 years of above average rainfall to fill the great lakes back up, and i happened in 1 frigging year

  • @angiegarten1733
    @angiegarten1733 5 місяців тому

    They said exactly the same thing when the water level suddenly started to dry up just a few years ago. Ok I have to ask has it increased more than before falling?

  • @gregobern6084
    @gregobern6084 6 місяців тому +4

    The Volkswagen size catfish next to Hoover dam

  • @flamindigo
    @flamindigo 3 місяці тому +1

    Last year they were crying about how Lake Mead was drying up. This year they say it's rising. The weather weirdos can't keep their story straight.

  • @sigh_of_the_times
    @sigh_of_the_times 2 місяці тому +1

    Yeah well not everything is kosher people need to thank God for what he gave us and pray for more.

  • @davidreed8554
    @davidreed8554 8 місяців тому +2

    Dig water wells and build storage tanks to operate simultaneously with the lake.

    • @freckelschmeckel7029
      @freckelschmeckel7029 6 місяців тому +1

      Snwa has been building facilities to collect under ground water.. through out las vegas

  • @AdamEast-yo8pz
    @AdamEast-yo8pz 2 місяці тому +1

    Just avoid any video title that uses the word 'Terrifying'

  • @KJSvitko
    @KJSvitko 11 місяців тому +6

    Every home and business should install a rain water collection and storage system along with solar panels.
    Even in areas where rain is infrequent it is crazy to waste the little rain that does fall and waste it.
    We need to stop planting green lawns and switch to local native plantings around homes.
    It is crazy to plant lawns and build golf courses in dry desert areas. We waste too much water and electricity.

    • @jamesstrickland517
      @jamesstrickland517 10 місяців тому +3

      It's not just that, the biggest user that is very seldom talked of is the massive corporate farms across the desert including rice farms.

  • @miguelamaya6246
    @miguelamaya6246 10 місяців тому +3

    Y'all asked for water 💧, now what's the problem ? What disappeared in other countries were given to Lake mead...

  • @bb1040
    @bb1040 6 місяців тому +4

    Why o you have to add ( Something Terrifying Has Emerged) when doing these stories, you would thing as the water rises the Something Terrifying would be recovered by the higher water rather than it emerging. Also Las Vegas has one of the best water conservation programs in the country, pretty much all the waste water used indoors is cleaned and returned to the river.

    • @royreynolds108
      @royreynolds108 20 днів тому

      The so-called music is what is terrifying to me.

  • @Danwilsey
    @Danwilsey 2 місяці тому +1

    The only thing terrifying about water levels going up is how there going to jack up the cost for the consumer with rising BILL RATES.,😅😅😅, FRICKING THIEFS.

  • @jacksek12
    @jacksek12 6 місяців тому +1

    If commercial farming is causing water shortages, then forign and unnecessary ag should be prohibited. Distructio for profit should not be an option

    • @BobbyTucker
      @BobbyTucker 6 місяців тому +1

      They need to take back the land they sold to china.

  • @roseymalino9855
    @roseymalino9855 День тому

    Alarming, perplexing, transformative, anomaly, terrifying --- all elements for an engrossing video. -- Now make one.

  • @tomgreenough3235
    @tomgreenough3235 5 місяців тому +2

    To daybird and his/her fans, what is terrifying is the facts. 1) if you had seen the lake in the early 1980s, the levels were just a few feet below the top of the intake towers at Hoover Dam. By 2010s, the lake was 80 feet down. 2) One reason was California was taking more than their share of water. After all, they had to fill several million private pools for their poor hot liberals. They were siphoning off billions/trillions of gallons of water for those pools. 3) And dear mr newsom would rather provide a welfare state for the homeless and illigals than have scientists start working on preventing fires and water runoff . If they put their time and money into water conservation, this wouldn't be an issue. I've been to Cal. several times, and I never thought it possible that ONE human could screw up a state so much.

  • @larryswinford3472
    @larryswinford3472 20 днів тому

    We have negotiated it before. We have a treaty with Mexico on how much water we must let flow to Mexico.
    ..

  • @ja1971chevelle
    @ja1971chevelle 9 місяців тому +5

    Uh the rains and snow records last winter!!!!!!

  • @darlenesample7003
    @darlenesample7003 2 місяці тому +1

    The rivers that are drying up is being dumb in other places 🤔

  • @bruceplatt6913
    @bruceplatt6913 4 місяці тому +1

    This all depends on the snow pack in the Colorado Rockies.

  • @zognowak2842
    @zognowak2842 5 місяців тому +2

    I see NOTHING that is terrifying.

  • @LarrySnow-v3g
    @LarrySnow-v3g 26 днів тому +1

    You never said anything about the terrifying thing that emerged in the lake

  • @peterhessels2903
    @peterhessels2903 5 місяців тому +2

    The climate changes.
    Nothing to do with atmospheric co2

  • @terryandrews49
    @terryandrews49 2 місяці тому +1

    Water management is near impossible when everyone acts as competitors.. thou

  • @jakerazmataz852
    @jakerazmataz852 6 місяців тому +1

    Lake Mead is filling because Lake Powell is filling it. There is a cost. And Mead is still below the level it was this time last year.

    • @bobsmith6544
      @bobsmith6544 5 місяців тому

      The cost is Powell has to share. Ok.
      Also if you think Mead is lower than this time last year you are incorrect, by a lot.

  • @Sailor376also
    @Sailor376also 11 місяців тому +7

    Terrifying,,, yeah water is emerging'

  • @Eddyvnhln5150
    @Eddyvnhln5150 5 місяців тому +2

    My grandfather designed the turbines that are in Hoover Dam

    • @larryswinford3472
      @larryswinford3472 28 днів тому

      Then your grandfather did an awesome job. Several years ago I toured that part that produces electricity. It was amazing.

  • @wordsculpt
    @wordsculpt 27 днів тому

    It's still about 30 feet below the usual pre-drought levels, and you can see it in the pictures that were posted! I live here, and this is total b.s.

  • @Ron-cg2hf
    @Ron-cg2hf 6 місяців тому +3

    When I saw the word "terrifying," I deliberately didn't watch the video

  • @ernestrhoades5147
    @ernestrhoades5147 6 місяців тому +1

    Whiskey is for drinkin and water is for fighten !

  • @BrianKlumker
    @BrianKlumker 5 місяців тому +1

    Nothing terrifying about an abundance of the living powers of water in my humble opinion. If man made dams cannot hold up to the higher powers of our creator and Mother Nature, then So Be It

  • @williamemrich9349
    @williamemrich9349 9 місяців тому +3

    With the bureau of reclamation & Tucson, Arizona agreement. They’re working with the bureau over water rights. Arizona once wanted to get water from the from the Baja Peninsula to bring to the state of Arizona. I believe this is a good idea for Arizona because it’s a growing state a population and businesses and the bureau should help out with the cost of implementing a project like this. California and. And the bureau reclamation should have the businesses help with the cost of implementing more water from the ocean.

    • @bobsmith6544
      @bobsmith6544 5 місяців тому

      TF is ocean water going to do?

    • @larryswinford3472
      @larryswinford3472 28 днів тому +1

      @@bobsmith6544 Some people build solar arrays in that part of the world to make fresh water. The freshwater evaporates from the brine onto a cooling plate where it condenses and runs off into a reservoir. They've been doing that for years.

    • @royreynolds108
      @royreynolds108 20 днів тому

      THE problem of getting water from the Baja Peninsula is that it is in Mexico, another country. We have no jurisdiction there and they want and need water also that should have been going down the Colorado River as it did before Hoover Dam was built.

    • @bobsmith6544
      @bobsmith6544 8 днів тому

      @@larryswinford3472 Yeah, get water to go uphill... get underwear... rule the world...tf?!?!?!?

  • @mustangracer5124
    @mustangracer5124 5 місяців тому

    A close relative worked 5 yrs. on the DRAIN TUNNEL that was installed in lake Mead about 5-7 yrs ago
    The lake was drained!!.. to where I don't know.. they plugged it up and the water is returning.

  • @stevenlunsford5782
    @stevenlunsford5782 10 днів тому

    Maybe it's because the lake was at record lows.Drying now it's getting water that had been sent into the ocean. Is now coming back into the lake. How did I know that two years before the lake began to drop that it was going to drop.

  • @crossbow3539
    @crossbow3539 8 місяців тому +1

    It’s hard to believe they drained that whole lake just to find a couple dead bodies!

  • @leroycharles9751
    @leroycharles9751 8 місяців тому +8

    No meters please, just feet. Thank you.

  • @henrymiller5563
    @henrymiller5563 4 місяці тому +1

    Man made lakes will always be a hard thing to control if the land wouldn’t of been developed where it wasn’t designed for then we wouldn’t have this problem then ppl could have there own wells and it would be no issue

  • @thomasgirty6397
    @thomasgirty6397 Місяць тому +1

    all you need to remember is THE LAKE DIDNT EXIST 100 YEAR'S AGO. man made problem's.