Lake Mead Drought Pushes Southwest Water Changes
Lake Mead rests at historic lows as drought lingers prompting Las Vegas to push conservation and build a new pipeline while farmers from Phoenix to Imperial Valley brace for potential cuts. Officials project triggers for Arizona Nevada deliveries and invest in pipelines and reservoirs to stretch scarce river water amid growing urban demand.
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