Lake Mead just hit a 90-year low, sending shockwaves through the Colorado River system that feeds 40 million people and millions of acres of farmland. With Lake Powell also at record lows, drought, heat, and vanishing snowpack are straining water supplies across seven states, tribal lands, and Mexico. Federal officials have proposed mandatory cuts for Lower Basin states—Arizona, California, and Nevada—with deeper reductions possible as levels keep falling. The crisis isn’t isolated: reservoirs across the West are in freefall, painting a dire future for agriculture, industry, wildlife, and power generation.
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