Lake Mead
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Lake Mead’s Water Levels Secure Until 2028, Projections Show Improvement
Lake Mead's five-year outlook is slightly better after two wet winters, according to projections released May 29 by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.
Latest Research Articles
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Lake Mead Low Water Levels Uncovers Volcanic Eruption From 12 Million Years Ago
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5th Set of Human Remains Found as Water Levels in Lake Mead Continues to Drop
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Corpses Found in Lake Mead have Turned 'Soapy' as Water Levels Become the Lowest Ever
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Lake Mead Nearing Dead Pool Status, Water Level Dramatically Drops by 27% Due To Drought
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World War II Boat Emerges as Waters at Lake Mead Declines
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Receding Waters in Lake Mead Reveal Human Remains and Sin City's Darkest Secrets
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Experts Raise Alarm as Lake Mead Water Level Drops to Near 'Dead Pool' Status
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Another Body Found in Lake Mead As Water Level Continues to Drop
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66% of the United States Could Still Experience Snowfall Even During the Spring Season
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Lake Powell's Low Water Level Could Make Generation of Hydropower Impossible in 2023
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US to Start Massive Water Recycling Project Due to Lake Mead's Critical Level
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Long-Standing Drought That Lasted For 22 Years is Causing America's Largest Reservoir to Dry Up
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