Will Vegas Run Out Of Water? - Find Out Where it Gets its Water Here
Colorado River drought tests AZ's 'desert dweller' ethic
Las Vegas is tackling drought with a ban on decorative grass | World Economic Forum
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Is Las Vegas Running Out of Water - Draining Lake Mead?
Las Vegas, NM declares emergency, with less than 50 days of clean water supply left - ABC News
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Where Your Water Comes From
Federal water shortage is declared for Lake Mead - Las Vegas Sun Newspaper
Vegas Water Chief Preached Conservation While Gambling on Growth - Scientific American
5 facts you need to know about Lake Mead's water crisis
Lake Mead Water Shortage
Climate change continues to impact Lake Mead and the Colorado River - Las Vegas Weekly
Bodies Pulled From Parched Lake Mead Stir Wise-Guy Ghosts of Las Vegas - The New York Times
Drought and conservation measures
Lake Mead Water Shortage
Las Vegas Valley Water District on Twitter: "Your water. Your investment. Use it responsibly. #ConnectedByWater Learn more: https://t.co/fUjHAWz9OJ # vegas #lasvegas https://t.co/2JxQFEj11c" / Twitter
Las Vegas is in danger of running out of water? | World | News | Express.co.uk
NM governor declares state of emergency over Las Vegas drinking water supply
Las Vegas Water Supply Cut Next Year Under First-Ever Federal Mandate - Casino.org
Las Vegas' water situation shows why there's no need to panic over global warming | VICTOR JOECKS | Las Vegas Review-Journal
As Climate Change Turns Up The Heat in Las Vegas, Water Managers Try to Wring New Savings to Stretch Supply - Water Education Foundation
Las Vegas, New Mexico, water crisis reaches fever pitch as officials test new source | CNN
Las Vegas water intake now visible at Lake Mead - ICT
Las Vegas turns on low-level Lake Mead pumps designed to avoid a 'Day Zero' – The Nevada Independent
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Lake Mead helps supply water to 25 million people. And it just hit a record low. - Vox
Lake Mead, which supplies most of Las Vegas' water, is at record-low levels.
