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U.S. first reported 31m ago by Newsweek · updated 24m ago

Shrinking Lake Powell and Lake Mead Water Levels Spark New Record

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Newsweek reports that hydropower generation in the Southwest hit a record low as water levels in Lake Mead and Lake Powell declined. According to the outlet, both reservoirs neared the critical levels needed to keep generating electricity.

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  1. Newsweek FIRST 31m ago Shrinking Lake Powell and Lake Mead Water Levels Spark New Record

    Southwest hydropower hit a record low as Lake Mead and Lake Powell neared critical levels needed to keep generating electricity.

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