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Reduction could leave the Southwest short of 500 million cubic metres of water by 2025. There is a 50% probability of Lake Mead, the reservoir on the Colorado River, drying up in 20 years.
Source: Climate Change Means Shortfalls in Colorado River Water Deliveries – Science Daily
Date: 27 April 2009
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