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Nicollette Pesqueira-Diaz is a Graphic Designer based in Phoenix, Arizona. Earning her A.A. in arts from Mesa Community College, she then went on to earn her BSD in Graphic Design at Arizona State University. Interested in art from a young age, she explored numerous mediums throughout her life before finding her passion in visual communication. Specializing in print design, illustration, and branding every day is a new opportunity to learn, experiment, and expand her skillset.
Lake Mead Water Shortage
Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the U.S., is experiencing a severe water shortage due to prolonged drought, climate change, and overuse. As water levels decline, the ability of the Hoover Dam to generate hydropower is compromised. The dam, which provides electricity to millions in the American Southwest, relies on sufficient water flow to produce energy. With lower water levels, power generation is reduced, leading to potential energy shortages and increased costs. The decreasing water supply also intensifies competition for resources between states, impacting agriculture, drinking water, and electricity in a region heavily reliant on Lake Mead’s resources.
Nicollette Pesqueira-Diaz
Nicollette Pesqueira-Diaz is a Graphic Designer based in Phoenix, Arizona. Earning her A.A. in arts from Mesa Community College, she then went on to earn her BSD in Graphic Design at Arizona State University. Interested in art from a young age, she explored numerous mediums throughout her life before finding her passion in visual communication. Specializing in print design, illustration, and branding every day is a new opportunity to learn, experiment, and expand her skillset.
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Lake Mead Water Shortage
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Lake Mead, the largest reservoir in the U.S., is experiencing a severe water shortage due to prolonged drought, climate change, and overuse. As water levels decline, the ability of the Hoover Dam to generate hydropower is compromised. The dam, which provides electricity to millions in the American Southwest, relies on sufficient water flow to produce energy. With lower water levels, power generation is reduced, leading to potential energy shortages and increased costs. The decreasing water supply also intensifies competition for resources between states, impacting agriculture, drinking water, and electricity in a region heavily reliant on Lake Mead’s resources.