Severe Drought Sparks Wildfire Emergencies

The video discusses the severe drought affecting the Western U.S., highlighting Lake Mead's drastic reduction in water levels, which are at their lowest in nearly 90 years. The persistent drought has led to a severe wildfire season, with Arizona declaring emergencies due to large wildfires. The situation is exacerbated by over two decades of consecutive drought, impacting water resources and increasing fire risks.

What is the current capacity of Lake Mead as mentioned in the video?

• 75%

• 36%

• 50%

• 90%

How long has Lake Mead been experiencing low water levels?

• 10 years

• 30 years

• 20 years

• 5 years

What is the current situation regarding drought in the Western states?

• It has ended completely.

• It is the same as last year.

• It has improved significantly.

• It remains severe and may be worsening.

What action did Arizona's governor take in response to the wildfires?

• Implemented water restrictions

• Requested international aid

• Called for a national meeting

• Issued emergency declarations

How much area have the wildfires in Arizona burned?

• 200,000 acres

• 150,000 acres

• 100,000 acres

• 50,000 acres