Lake Powell could plunge near lows that threaten power production next year: Federal study
Summary
A new federal study warns that Lake Powell, a large reservoir on the Colorado River, could drop to dangerously low water levels by March 2027. These low levels may affect the reservoir’s ability to produce hydroelectric power.Key Facts
- Lake Powell is a reservoir on the Colorado River.
- It provides water for generating hydroelectric power.
- The Bureau of Reclamation released the study.
- The study projects that by March 2027, the lake’s water level could fall below 3,492 feet.
- This low level is near historic lows for the reservoir.
- Such water levels can reduce or stop power production.
- The study highlights concerns about water supply and energy from the reservoir.
- Lake Powell’s condition affects water and energy for several states in the region.
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