I am so glad I am not there. That would totally suck.
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Why haven’t they warned us about rising lake levels? At this rate Las Vegas will soon be flooded.
But look at the feedback loop. More water, more boats spewing carbon pollution, which will cause more drought and the waters to fall again… unless, unless that ‘lake effect’ snow Ed was talking about kicks in. Either way, we’re doomed.
Hey I’ve seen Planet of the Apes, (the real one) therefore I know that Lake Powell is fine for at least another 2,000 years.
The human race on the hand, is another story.