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Alex Witt Reports

and water to western states. where i'm standing here, not long ago, it was underwater. if you look behind me, you can see what they call the bathtub ring. it represents where the lake would be if it was full. it hasn't been for where it hasn't been for many years. return to feet below that. the marina behind me, every time the lakers down a few feet, they have to physically move it. they've had to do it multiple times this year. there's still a vast amount of lake left. people are voting here today. it's fine as far as that goes. but as for the farmers, we talked with nancy haywood, she's in casa grande arizona, 400 miles away from me. the water allocation to farmer has gone down significantly. in a good you should be growing crops like cotton and barley, this year other can do is alfalfa. in order to make ends meet, she

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Yasmin Vossoughian Reports

further, yasmin, lake mead is the reservoir that was formed by hoover dam that's on the other side of that cliff. you can see with the call the bathtub ring. that would be if the lake was totally full. it would be at the top of that. we are 200 feet below that. where i'm standing, it used to be underwater, a couple of months ago. we got out of the water, yesterday, be assured there still is plenty of water. a lot of the problems come in downstream. 400 miles downstream in arizona where we spoke with nancy haywood, a third generation farmer. their water allocation is way down. all they can grow is a little bit of alfalfa right now. she worries about the future. >> the farms in arizona could go away. right now if we go out of this drought it's starting to look very bleak for the future of

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Early Start With Christine Romans and Laura Jarrett

27% full. the bathtub ring now is higher than the statue of liberty. just flashing red lights of warning for the 40 million people who fdepend on this wate system to survive. after the new round of cuts were announced, they were agreed upon among the states but the states were hoping that the federal government would come in and sort of be the bad cop in the situation and lay down some tough new restrictions that everyone would have to adjust to. that didn't happen. the politics in the united states these days are very complicated. and nobody wants to shut off somebody's water these days unless they have to, so they have been kicking the can down the road now. one election cycle after another. and there is no end in sight to this drought. it would take ten years of heavy snow pack to recharge this reservoir. so only thing do in the near term is try to preach conservation, maybe use federal money to pay homeowners to rip up lawns or pay farmers to let their fields go fallow and let

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CNN Newsroom Live

the federal government had given western states until this past monday to come up with a voluntary plan to conserve the water, but that didn't happen. after the deadline passed, many expected the government to step in with mandated cuts, but that didn't happen either. now, no one is sure what to do. we get more from cnn. >> reporter: desert dwellers cnn newsroom normalized out, so you lose track just how far the water has dropped, but there are reminders here on the nevada side of lake mead, this is where the water line was in 2008. far away from where the truck started in the year 2000. that is when the water line was way up the hill, but now you can see it has receded so far down below, this is the biggest reservoir in the country, it's only 27% full. the bathtub ring now is higher than the statue of liberty, just flashing red lights of warning for the 40 million people who depend on this water system to survive. after these new round of cuts were announced, they were agreed upon by the states, but

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CNN Newsroom Live

critical low levels at a point in the year when they should see the highest levels because they're coming off the winter season with the snow. let's take lake shasta for instance. they're at 40% capacity compared to average. let's bring to you lake oraville to show what you it looks like from above. their is one of the largest reservoirs. and according to the u.s. drought monitors, this lake is at 40% of its capacity, 7you ca see that bathtub ring around the center of the lake. and that is just a good indicator of how low the levels are. this is amongst the drought. and now we have red flag warnings with the recipe for more fire weather ongoing.

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CNN Newsroom Live

a climate change induced mega drought and lake mead and lake powell, lifelines for tens of millions of people, are in danger of drying up. cnn's rene marsh visited lake powell and found state and federal officials taking drastic measures to keep the water flowing, and the lights on. >> reporter: this is lake powell -- the country's second largest reservoir and it is drying up. satellite images and cnn video from 2015, versus now, shows just how much water has vanished. piles of rock also tell the story. >> this rain we see on the canyon walls, they call it the bathtub ring. that's where the water has leached out the iron from the rock. >> and that's how high the water was. >> that is how high the water was at one point. >> you said, just since september, the water was just 4 feet above this ledge that we are looking at here and that is just september. >> right. >> so the water is dropping quite dramatically, quite

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Craig Melvin Reports-20210816-15:54:00

>> reporter: 40 million people who rely on water from the colorado river basin and from lake meade. and you look at where we're standing. this looks like a beach. this used to be the bottom of the lake. the water used to go way above where my head is now. if you look and see this white ring over there, they call it the bathtub ring, that's where the water level used to be just a few years ago here in lake meade. the water levels have more dropped 130 feet since 2000. and just in may, it passed a critical trigger point, 1,075 feet, which is how we got to where we are today, with the federal government expected in just a few hours to issue the first-ever tier one water shortage declaration. which at first it will mean cuts in nevada, as well as to arizona. and i spoke with the local water authority general manager who said they've been preparing a lot for this, trying to cut their water consumption so that they can absorb the cuts that a lot of people have predicted.

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CNN Newsroom With Jim Acosta

at this, you know, from a bird's eye view? >> reporter: it will only get worse, sadly. the bathtub ring around lake mead which keeps los angeles and other western people alive is taller than the statue of liberty now. at its lowest all time point. asking californians to conserve by 25% voluntarily. where we get into these long drawn out sudden disasters can pull communities together. drought and famine is where you look at your neighbor where did you get that water. who gets that water. communities, farmers, endangered species. that will get more intense as this drags on and that leads to fires and crop failure, you know. heat wave in the pacific northwest wiped out the berry crop up in washington as well. shell fish i talked about. salad bowl of the world in california. it's going to trickle into your

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