By Matthew Chapman On Monday, the Los Angeles Times reported that skeletal human remains from roughly 40 years ago have been found in a barrel as the water line of Lake Mead in Southern Nevada recede to record lows — and that there are likely still more bodies under the surface that will be exposed by the water crisis. “The receding waters at Lake Mead, the country’s largest manmade reservoir, have dropped to historic lows. The levels are so shallow that a barrel containing skeletal remains was found Sunday immersed in mud, reports KLAS-TV in Las Vegas,” reported Nathan Solis. “Based on person…
