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Ginger Zee has been praised by fans for her "outstanding reporting" as she broadcasts live from Lake Mead in Nevada and Arizona to cover the way we consume water.MORE: GMA correspondent Maggie Rulli shares pregnancy news live on airThe reservoir - formed by the Hoover Dam on the Colorado River in the states of Nevada and Arizona - has dropped 25 feet in the first seven months of 2022 already. The meteorologist took to social media to reveal she hiked the desert in the middle of the night with her team and the temperature never fell below 94F, and called on everyone to learn to adapt the way we use water.A post shared by ginger_zee (@ginger_zee)WATCH: Ginger delivers heartbreaking newsShe also shared a shocking picture that showed the difference in Lake Mead over 40 years; the reservoir was at its highest in 1983 and is now at its lowest."Lake Mead is like a bank account that we have overdrawn," she captioned the post.Exclusive: Lily Cole on her passion for the environment, cutting ties with unethical brands and the controversy around population growth"We've been worried for decades and now we're in a megadrought," she told fans in the video.

Ginger Zee couldn't be prouder or more supportive of her fellow Good Morning America co-stars, sharing a close bond with many of them.MORE: GMA correspondent Maggie Rulli shares pregnancy news live on airThe star took to social media to highlight one of them, Robin Roberts, who had contributed to a powerful piece of work as part of her latest assignment.VIDEO: Robin Roberts and Ginger Zee bring fans to tears with unbelievably emotional updateRobin worked on a documentary titled Aftershock that took a look at the hardships that black mothers face with regards to access to maternal healthcare.Ginger penned: "A documentary with @robinrobertsgma that highlights the disparity between black and white mothers when it comes to their health. This needs to be seen."MORE: GMA's Ginger Zee shocks fans with beachside Hawaii wedding disasterShe shared a clip of Linsey Davis interviewing the women behind the documentary on ABC News, and as a mother herself, the cause was personal to Ginger.