How will Las Vegas fare in a future with less water? - Las Vegas Weekly
Activist running to raise awareness on water crisis makes stop in Las Vegas | KSNV
Las Vegas isn't betting on Mother Nature to solve its water problems. Here's how it intends to win | CNN
Lake Mead: Drought-stricken reservoir near Vegas hits new lowest level since 1930s
Las Vegas Leads in Water Conservation Amid Worst Drought in 1,200 Years
Federal Water Shortage Declared at Lake Mead as Reservoir Dips to Lowest Point | University of Nevada, Las Vegas
This city has around 20 days of fresh water left. Officials are racing to find another source | CNN
How Las Vegas declared war on grass amid Colorado river crisis - Los Angeles Times
Is Las Vegas Doing Enough to Combat Water Shortage? | Earth.Org
U.S. declares first Western reservoir water shortage, triggering cuts | Reuters
Las Vegas' water situation should stress California | VICTOR JOECKS | Victor Joecks | Opinion | Opinion Columns
Why Southern Nevada Is Fighting to Build a 250-Mile Water — Water Deeply
The big yawn: Water crisis not registering as a priority with Californians, Preview Las Vegas panelist says - Las Vegas Sun News
Here's how cities in the West, including Las Vegas, have water amid drought
Lake Mead water shortage continues, but cuts eased for 2024 | Local Nevada | Local
Water Shortages
Las Vegas isn't betting on Mother Nature to solve its water problems. Here's how it intends to win | CNN
Federal water shortage is declared for Lake Mead - Las Vegas Sun News
Las Vegas use within limits as water shortage shifts to Tier 1; snowpack lags behind last year
Nevada considers plan to restrict water use for Las Vegas residents
Las Vegas is tackling drought with a ban on decorative grass | World Economic Forum
With new law, Las Vegas water agency bets on 'aggressive municipal water conservation measure' to remove decorative turf, conserve Colorado River supply - The Nevada Independent
Drought and conservation measures
Nevada Drought Update for July 2023 | University of Nevada, Reno
Opinion: What will happen if Lake Mead dries up? Look to the Salton Sea. - The San Diego Union-Tribune
