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environment4 months ago

Las Vegas Investigators Target Water Waste

Las Vegas water waste investigators patrol neighborhoods to identify and address water wastage, primarily caused by irrigation malfunctions and overwatering, as part of ongoing efforts to conserve water amid severe drought conditions and declining reservoir levels like Lake Mead. The program has successfully reduced water waste violations and supports community conservation initiatives, emphasizing the importance of sustainable water use in the arid Southwest.

via NPR|
#drought#environment#lake-mead
environment5 months ago

Colorado River shortages persist into 2026, prompting water use cuts in Arizona, Nevada, and Mexico

The Colorado River faces severe drought conditions with declining reservoir levels, prompting urgent negotiations among seven U.S. states and Mexico over water sharing. Federal officials warn of potential federal intervention if states cannot reach a consensus by November, as climate change exacerbates water shortages, threatening the river's future and the water supply for millions.

via CalMatters|
#colorado-river#drought#environment
environment1 year ago

"Vandalism at Lake Mead: Men Caught Destroying Ancient Rock Formations"

Two tourists were caught on video destroying ancient rock formations at Lake Mead in Nevada, prompting outrage and a search for the suspects. The National Park Service is seeking information on the vandals, who face potential jail time and fines for their actions. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation and calls for strict penalties, with concerns raised about the impact on the natural environment and the safety of others.

via Fox News|
#ancient-rock-formations#environment#lake-mead
environment1 year ago

Vandals Caught on Video Toppling Ancient Rock Formations at Lake Mead

Park rangers at Lake Mead National Recreation Area are seeking the public's help to identify two men caught on video vandalizing natural rock formations near the Redstone Dunes Trail, with the incident described as "appalling" and "disgusting" by a park spokesperson. The rocks, formed from 140-million-year-old desert dunes, were pushed off a cliff, and the National Park Service is urging anyone with information to come forward.

via NPR|
#environment#lake-mead#national-park-service
environment1 year ago

"Vandals Caught Destroying Ancient Rock Formations at Lake Mead National Recreation Area"

Two men were caught on video destroying ancient rock formations at Lake Mead National Recreation Area, potentially facing federal charges for vandalizing protected land. The footage shows the men dislodging and shoving boulders over the edge while a frightened girl pleads with her father to stop. National park rangers are seeking public assistance in identifying the perpetrators, emphasizing the significance of these ancient resources formed millions of years ago. The penalty for the vandalism could range from a misdemeanor to a felony, with potential jail time and fines. The destruction of these rocks will permanently alter the distinctive landscape of Lake Mead, a natural wonder that has drawn millions of visitors.

via The Washington Post|
#conservation#environment#lake-mead
us-news1 year ago

"Vandals Destroy Ancient Rock Formations at Lake Mead National Recreation Area"

The National Park Service is seeking the public's help to identify two men captured on video toppling an ancient rock formation at Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada. The incident, which occurred on the Redstone Trail, has sparked outrage, with park officials urging anyone with information to contact the authorities. Vandalism in national parks is unfortunately common, but the deliberate destruction of ancient natural formations has drawn widespread condemnation and calls for accountability.

via The New York Times|
#ancient-rocks#lake-mead#national-park-service
crime1 year ago

"Search for Vandals Who Destroyed Ancient Rock Formations at Lake Mead"

Authorities are searching for two men who were caught on video destroying ancient rock formations at Lake Mead, with the damage being irreparable. The vandals could face six months in jail, a $5,000 fine, or even felony charges for their actions, which are considered "an act of cultural violence" and illegal by the National Park Service. Anyone with information is urged to contact the NPS tipline.

via PEOPLE|
#ancient-rock-formations#crime#lake-mead
environment1 year ago

"Vandalism at National Parks: Suspects Sought for Destruction of Ancient Rock Formations"

Authorities are searching for two individuals caught on video vandalizing ancient red rock formations in Lake Mead National Park, Nevada. The footage shows the men scaling the formations and pushing large chunks of rock to the ground, causing irreversible damage to the federally-protected site. Park rangers are urging anyone with information to come forward, as vandalism at such sites can result in felony charges, fines, and jail time. Due to the park's vast size, visitors are encouraged to report any unusual activity to help monitor and protect the area.

via The Independent|
#conservation#environment#lake-mead
environment1 year ago

"Vandalism at Nevada National Parks: Men Caught Destroying Ancient Rock Formations"

Two men were caught on video damaging ancient rock formations at Lake Mead in Nevada, prompting authorities to seek public assistance in identifying the offenders. The incident took place near the Redstone Dune Trail, and park officials emphasized the irreparable nature of the damage. With the potential for felony charges, fines, and jail time, authorities are urging visitors to report any suspicious activity in federally protected sites, as they heavily rely on public monitoring due to limited staff.

via NBC News|
#ancient-rock-formations#environment#lake-mead
environmentcrime1 year ago

"Vandalism at Lake Mead: Men Caught Destroying Ancient Rock Formations"

Federal authorities are seeking the public's help in identifying two men who were caught on video damaging rock formations at Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada. The incident, which occurred near the Redstone Dune Trail, has sparked outrage as the park officials stated that the damage is irreparable. The National Park Service has emphasized the severity of such destruction, which can lead to felony charges, fines, and jail time. With staffing limitations, park officials rely on the public to help monitor and report suspicious activities, urging visitors to use their cellphones to capture evidence and report any vandalism.

via CBS News|
#environmentcrime#lake-mead#national-park
environment1 year ago

"Men Sought for Damaging Lake Mead Rock Formations"

Two visitors at Lake Mead National Recreation Area were caught on video destroying ancient rock formations, prompting park rangers to seek the public's help in identifying the suspects. The damage to the federally-protected formations, shaped over 140 million years, is irreversible. The suspects could face federal charges, jail time, or large fines if caught. The area, known for its breathtaking views and water sports, has been affected by extreme drought, causing water levels to plummet and exposing sunken boats and human remains. Visitors are encouraged to report any unusual activity to park authorities to help monitor the area.

via WMUR Manchester|
#drought#environment#lake-mead
environmentcrime1 year ago

"Vandals Caught Destroying Ancient Rock Formations at Lake Mead National Recreation Area"

Two visitors at Lake Mead National Recreation Area were caught on video destroying ancient rock formations, prompting park rangers to seek the public's help in identifying the suspects. The damage to the federally-protected formations, shaped over millions of years, is irreversible. The suspects could face federal charges, jail time, or large fines if caught. The vast recreation area, known for its breathtaking views and water sports, has been impacted by extreme drought, causing water levels to plummet. Visitors are urged to report any unusual activity to park authorities to help monitor the area.

via CNN|
#conservation#environmentcrime#lake-mead
environmentcrime1 year ago

"Search for Vandals: Lake Mead Park Rangers Seek Suspects in Rock Formation Destruction"

Two visitors were caught on video destroying ancient rock formations at Lake Mead National Recreation Area, causing irreversible damage to federally-protected formations shaped over 140 million years. Park rangers are seeking the public’s help in identifying the suspects, who could face federal charges, jail time, or large fines. The vast recreation area, known for its breathtaking views and water sports, has been impacted by extreme drought, causing water levels to plummet and exposing sunken boats and human remains. Visitors are encouraged to report any unusual activity to park authorities to help monitor the area.

via CNN|
#conservation#environmentcrime#lake-mead
environment1 year ago

"Critical Dam Flaws Threaten Water Supply for Millions of Americans"

More than 30 million Americans could face a drinking water crisis as major plumbing issues were found in the Glen Canyon Dam, threatening water supplies downstream to Lake Mead. The dam's river outlet works, responsible for releasing water to Lake Mead, have serious pipe damage, potentially leading to existing water shortages worsening for residents of California, Nevada, and Utah. The unfavorable inspection report suggests that the pipes may not be up to the task of releasing water, posing a significant risk to the water supply for millions of people.

via Daily Mail|
#colorado-river#environment#glen-canyon-dam