List of reservoirs and dams

www.suprememastertelevision.com In a new era of conditions dangerously affected by global warming, the world's waters are rapidly running dry, creating crisis for wild habitats and human civilizations. The following are some of the seas, rivers, lakes, and underground water reserves we have lost or are losing, impacting the livelihoods of hundreds of millions people, animals, farming, lives, electricity, and threatening with CO2 and methane release, exacerbating climate change. Worlds major rivers drying - one-third are gone or going. Groundwater wells for 3 billion people are drying up. Top 10 global river systems drying, ebbing away: Chinas Salween River, Europes Danube, South Americas la Plata, North American Rio Grande, Indias Ganges, Pakistans Indus, Africas Nile and Lake Victoria, Australias Murray Darling, Southeast Asias Mekong-Lancang, Chinas Yangtze due to dams, over-extraction, overfishing and climate change. Major lakes dried up or drying, not including dangerous side effects such as release of CO2, methane, and other gases The following is a list of some of the most vital and largest bodies of water which are dying or completely gone. AFRICA: Rivers from Mt. Kenya Most lakes in Kenya Africas largest lake, Lake Victoria Africas 4th largest lake, Lake Chad Worlds longest, Nile River Worlds 3rd longest, Niger River Rivers and streams in Kaoma, Zambia Tanzanias Lake Natron Tanzanias Lake Manyara NORTH AMERICA: Great Lakes of USA and Canada: Lakes Michigan-Huron <b>...</b>