The Colorado River basin has recently been wracked by an extended drought which brought to the fore major concerns regarding hydroelectricity production. The iconic Hoover Dam sits on the Colorado, which transforms water into enough electricity to power 1.3 million people in Nevada, Arizona and California. Although an agreement was reached by the three dependent Western states to cut water use, it served as a reminder of how energy production is dependent on water — a dependency that is being subjected to greater uncertainties because of climate change. This phenomenon is not only impacting citizens dependent on the Colorado River but stretches across the United States and the world.
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