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Potential Loss of Hydropower at Lake Powell Is Not the Biggest Worry

Potential Loss of Hydropower at Lake Powell Is Not the Biggest Worry

The Glen Canyon Dam’s ‘antique plumbing’ could cause catastrophic water shortages in the lower basin, according to a new report.

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Salt Lake Tribune

https://www.sltrib.com/news/2022/08/03/potential-water-shortages-not/

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