A Drying Colorado River Threatens Imperial Valley’s Future
Data centers, lithium extraction and geothermal energy projects are all looking to increase their water use in Imperial County, just as its only water source is quickly diminishing. At the same time, farmers – the region’s largest water users – are contemplating what a drier future might mean for their industry. Camera: Jeremy Lindenfeld Editor: Jeremy Lindenfeld Producers: Jeremy Lindenfeld, Cerise Castle, Tony Barboza #coloradoriver #imperialvalley #datacenter #ai #farming #climatechange
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