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Lake Powell could lose all hydropower by August as drought drains the Colorado River to a breaking point
The turbines inside Glen Canyon Dam may fall silent by August. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation’s April 24-Month Study projects ...
New proposal would cut water use by millions of acre-feet through 2028 as drought and low snowpack continue to push the ...
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Feds slash Colorado River releases from Lake Powell to 6 million acre-feet to buy time
The Colorado River lost another margin of safety in late spring 2026. Facing a snowpack season that failed to deliver, the ...
The federal government's move to slash releases of Colorado River water from Lake Powell to Lake Mead takes the region one ...
Colorado River states approve emergency Flaming Gorge releases as Lake Powell nears hydropower thresholds, signaling deeper ...
More than 215 billion gallons of water will be released downstream to Lake Powell, but Lake Mead will take big hit under a plan announced Friday by the federal government.
The three Lower Basin states along the Colorado River — California, Arizona and Nevada — have offered a proposal to reach an ...
The Bureau of Reclamation will add water to the nation's second-largest reservoir to help protect Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona.
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A record warm winter could send Lake Powell to a historic low. Flaming Gorge may be its lifeline.
The Salt Lake Tribune reports that Lake Powell faces record lows due to a warm winter and drought, with Flaming Gorge potentially providing relief.
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