Water being diverted upstream to support agriculture is the problem. Any where the rich can take over the resources to make themselves more money at the expense of others they will always do so until the day comes when the downtrodden rise up and use the rich to fertilize the compost piles.
WHAT DO YOU EXPECT WHEN THEY ARE BUILDING HOUSES APARTMENTS ROADS IN RECORD PHASES,,NOT TO MENTION CAR WASHES,,,I MEAN WHAT THE FK ARE THEY THINKING,,,,THIS ALSO BRING MORE PEOPLE IN,,,THIS IS NOT SUSTAINABLE,,,
Much like Medina Lake, water is being diverted "totally on its own" to the Edwards aquifer to accommodate the unsustainable population growth on top of the drought. It's all part of the sacrifice for the social and political goals of the elite.
Record melt & rain the lakes are filling no wait. The level is fallen. What's going on conflicting story's. How many new neighborhoods are beimg built drawing more water.
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It’s the local politicians and government officials allowing overdevelopment. Texas is in better shape this year than it has been in probably 5-7years with regard to rainfall, and yet the springs are dry, the lakes are low, and the houses keep going up. Stop developing! Stop the greed!
Yeah. I remember when the whole state of California was claiming that they were running out of water and was pressuring the rest of the US so change its water consumption because of their problems. Meanwhile, when the water was down, they did nothing to fix the infrastructure for the water. They didnt look for solutions. It was "restrict, restrict, restrict" and "fine, fine, fine" and then suddenly there was flooding. Morons. Let the water drop. Is this the first time it has been this low? Is it even natural? So tired of these places crying about problems that they created for themselves. Just like with Lake Mead. Here is what the National Park System says about water levels. If you remember, just a couple years ago, people were freaked out by the water levels at Hoover Dam. Stupidly. Here is the numbers..... February 1935 Lake begins to fill to 708.70 feet July 1941 Lake Mead reaches 1220.40 feet March 1956 Lake Mead drops to 1083.57 feet July 1983 Lake Mead reaches 1225.44 feet (highest point) June 2015 Lake Mead reaches 1074.71 feet August 2022 Lake Mead reaches 1044 feet July 2024 Lake Mead projected to reach 1013 feet Still the lowest it has been since likely the start of WW2....but its not a natural thing anyhow. Its like expecting your car to run forever. Not sure if people are aware, but if you look it up, there is still concrete at Hoover Dam that is curing from its original construction....it was estimated to take 100 years to fully cure. And we are worried about strange water levels with some of these places?
Climate change blame game doesn’t come close to completing with over-appropriated water rights. The cities killed nature way before these newly crafted arguments. STOP!
This is the result of having a Sierra Club governor. Let's come back to this river in 10 years and see if the fish come back up the river all the way past the removed dams.
Other damn removal projects have all shown increase in fish spawns. All along the northeast states these projects have been showing better than expected results.
How many lakes?? Aqua Texas is sucking up lake water to fill the demand. I'm all over Texas. My artesian wells are not in good shape. Llano , that flood through streets, always runs right off. The lakes are controlled by core of engineering. Water is being sold. What county is Canyon Lake in?? Edwards Aquifer County!!! Largest aquifer in Texas.
YEAH THANK YOUR POS GOVERNOR FOR ALLOWING THE SPILLAGE TO STAY OPEN TO THE OCEAN. WANTS TO TELL US THERES NO WATER TAKES A DEMACRAP TO BELIEVE THAT BS. VOTE BETTER PEOPLE.
Exactly right. Texas has always been prone to drought, and now you toss in the overpopulation of the third world, and the resources like water just can't accommodate it. The politicians don't care, and some like the mayor of San Antonio thinks that we won't survive unless we have more population growth.
How is this any different than when both lakes were critically low in the last decade and change? While I am no scientist, but I suspect that when both were record low, that the water temperature must have been far higher..
That's nothing, we've seen so low,that you can not only see, the former little town that the lake flooded,via the damn, but can actually go out to the little town, (what there was left of it) &actually look about,pick up hand made nails&hinges. Cuz before the damn was built, folsom lake,was actually a creek.
This AI is a very good speaker. Of course he doesn't get everything right. Smallmouth base? Lowering the temperature of the water will not reduce smallmouth bass since smallmouith bass adapt well to low water temperatures.They can be found in Canada and Michigan for example.
Lake Mead is not a National Park. It's a National Recreation Area (As shown on the sign at 0:05 in the video), and as such it is a National Park Service Unit, but it is not a National Park. There is a huge difference.
