I was just at lake Powell a couple weeks ago. It was very sad to see how low the water was. Lone rock is completely dry. Beaches where people used to park their

I was just at lake Powell a couple weeks ago. It was very sad to see how low the water was. Lone rock is completely dry. Beaches where people used to park their boats are now up 80ft of cliffs. I couldn't help but think I was looking at climate change first hand. I know it's more complex than that, but the feeling was unshakable nonetheless. I think for now the solution is to raise the price of water for agricultural users and let the chips fall where they may. That's the vast majority of water use in the southwest. One could do this in a somewhat balanced way by offering some financial support for said farmers. But it has to be done.