ben tracy goes in depth to see how the lack of rainfall is creating a backlog of cargo. >> dominguezshipping company, he's worried about the routes. the number of vessels allowed through is cut from 36 to 32 and some are forced to carry up to 3 30% less cargo to not hit bargain. >> more expensnsive, and they wl be latete. >> reporteter: it's one of the most successful shortcuts. about $270 billion of trade each year rides on this pathway between the pacific and the atlantic. i've never walked across it. >> it's an experience. >> reporter: the vice president of operations said the 50 mile long series of locks and lakes is above sea level. so you're reliant on rainfall. >> yes. but it's unprecedented dry season. the levels are close to the mininimum. >> reporteter: climatete change making the t tropics hotteter a drdry spells more frequent and longer. it takes 55 to 125 million gallons of water. the authority is trying to restore and reuse as much as possible instead of flushing it into the ocean. >> it uses more water than the city of new york every day. >> reporter: every day? wow. t

cbs's ben tracy is on maui tonight with the latest. ben? >> reporter: good evening. the fbi says they still have to verify that those people are actually accounted for, and they do caution that other people will be added back onto the list over time. in the meantime, they have made progress in the grim search for human remains. officials say 99% of lahaina has been searched. and teams from fema are re-checking areas to make sure they have not missed any human remains among the ash and rubble. >> we are making recoveries, and we're doing everything we can to make as much of a recovery of a human being as possible. >> reporter: after days of searching offshore for those who may have jumped into the water during the fire, navy divers have recovered cell phones, and even a purse, but no bolds have been found. several hundreds of people have thought to still be unaccounted for. more than two weeks after flames destroyed more than 2,000 homes and businesses in the historic town of lahaina. >> we care about every single person on that list, and we will not rest until we kno

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in tonight's "eye on america," cbs's ben tracy reports on how workers, once dependent on oil and gas,aboard the green energy expansion. >> reporter: at this shipyard in homa, louisiana, you can see and hear the future being built. >> that noise we're hearing, that's what's called made in america. >> that's made in america, no doubt. >> reporter: wally naquin is the general manage of laship. >> this thing is so huge. >> yes, she's huge. >> reporter: the company is constructing the first vessel in the nation to service offshore wind turbines now being installed along the east coast. the ship is essentially a floating hotel for 60 technicians who will spend months at sea. they use an innovative bridge system to walk directly from the boat to the wind turbines. >> how unique is this compared to other stuff you've built? >> it's -- it's completely unique. we're stepping away from oil and gas and going into the wind industry. >> reporter: for generations, gulf coast shipyards have serviced the oil and gas industry. those jobs have been declining for years. >> this is very cool. >> reporter:

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cbs's ben tracy goes "in depth" to see firsthand how a lack of rainfall is creating a backlog of cargoc jam outside of the panama canal. massive cargo ships sitting idle as low water levels slow the flow of goods through this critical waterway. >> we have vessels waiting outside for almost three weeks. >> reporter: time is money. >> time is money. >> reporter: antonio dominguez is a managing director of shipping giant maersk. he is worried about the severe drought that is drying up the lakes that feed the canal. the number of vessels allowed through each day has cut from 36 to 32, and some ships are forced to carry up to 40% less cargo so they don't hit bottom. >> it means extra cost and more time. >> reporter: so the things we buy are going to be more expensive. >> more expensive, and they will be late. >> repeporter: t the panama a cl is one o of the worlrld's most succccessful shohortcuts. about $270 billion of trade each year rides on this pathway between the pacific and the atlantic. i have never walked across the panama canal. >> yes, it's an experience. >> reporter: boris moreno

cbs's ben tracy reports officials are now working to cancel those controversial leases. >> reporter: my well. >> reporter: and now you've got nothing. >> nothing but dust. >> reporter: arizona cattle rancher brad mead says his well went dry... >> you can toss a rock in, it's gone. [clanking] >> reporter: because of his neighbor's farm down the road. it's run by fondomonte, owned by one of the largest dairy companies in saudi arabia. it grows alfalfa here to feed cattle back in the middle east. it's illegal to grow it in saudi arabia because it uses so much water. so when you look out there and you think? >> i see money leaving america. i see water getting depleted. >> it is pure insanity. >> reporter: arizona attorney general kris mayes, a democrat, says fondomonte bought vast tracts of land in western arizona, where there are no regulations on how much water can be pumped out of the ground, so the state doesn't monitor it. fondomonte also leases thousands of acres from the state itself, deals approved by state officials no longer in office. fondomonte pays nothing for the water itse

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ben tracy has more. >> reporter: at gina del low's cafe in south maui, business came to a screechinghe catastrophic fires in lahaina. >> we have probably lost three-quarters of our business. >> three-quarters? >> about three-quarters on our daily business, yes. >> so this is a huge financial hit. >> huge, huge. >> reporter: she's located just across the street from one of maui's post card perfect beaches, and like many of the surf and scuba shops nearby, flip-flop-clad tourists drive more than foot traffic. >> in reality, we need the tourist dollars. that's what drives people's incomes. it sustains their life. it puts food on their table for their families. >> reporter: around 3 million tourists typically visit maui each year, spending about $5.4 billion. before the fires, an estimated 8,000 visitors arrived on the island each day. now it's closer to 2,000. the destruction and loss of life here was so devastating that initially, everyone from the lieutenant governor to native hawaiian actor jason momoa was telling tourists to stay away, advising on instagram to cancel your trip. but

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one of the ships is under construction along the gulf coast, and ben tracy paid a visit. >> reporter:0 feet long. >> reporter: at this shipyard just just outside new orleans, you need to step way back to fully appreciate the scale of what they're building. this army of 400 workers is doing its part to help spark an energy revolution. >> that noise i'm hearing, that's called made in america. >> that's made in america, no doubt. >> reporter: wally nakwin is general manager of louisiana's la ship. he took us from the bow to the bowels of this massive vessel. it's the first in the country built to service the u.s. offshorere wind inindustry. in thehe c coming yeyears, hundf towering turbines will be installed in the waters off the east coast. each will need regular maintenance, lasting three to four days every year. >> they'll change their clothes in here. there will be a bunch of showers. >> reporter: they each get their own room and bathroom. >> each person gets a window. >> reporter: and there will also be a gym, fireplace lounges and a gaming room, a level of luxury that surprised thi

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. >> reporter: ben tracy, vicksburg, arizona. >>> we've been reporting the story of toxic water at camthe east coast. nearly a million people, mainly u.s. marines and their families, may have been exposed for decades. president joe biden created a path for potential victims but some say it leads nowhere. >> reporter: the new law was supposed to streamline compensation for possible victims of toxic water exposure. but the navy acknowledges to cbs news more than 92,000 claims have been filed. thousands are being filed, but a year later, no settlements have been made. what did male breast cancer do to your family? >> it wrecked my family. >> reporter: he said his suffering dates back to the day he was born on his father's marine base, camp lejeune. >> reporter: what goes through your head? >> supposed to be the happiest day of my life, my mom holding me when i was born. >> reporter: he drew our attention to one of his first bottled baby formula in the corner. >> all made with contaminated water provided to us by the marine corps. >> reporter: i can see you're emotional with this picture.

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