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How Will Las Vegas Quench Its Thirst?

January 25, 2013 |

Water

The Southern Nevada Water Authority's pipeline would tap four rural valleys in eastern Nevada. Read the full story here.

Lake Las Vegas

Lake Las Vegas contains 3,000 acres of golf courses, casinos, hotels, and high-end homes. (Tara Lohan)

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