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As predicted, southern Utah’s Lake Powell has fallen below a critical level that soon could threaten its ability to produce hydropower.
On Tuesday, the reservoir officially sank below a threshold of 3,525 feet, which can trigger mitigation efforts from Upper Colorado River Basin states like Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico to ensure more water makes it downstream. Below 3,490 feet, the Glen Canyon Dam’s turbine won’t be able to pull enough water to generate electricity.
As predicted, southern Utah’s Lake Powell has fallen below a critical level that soon could threaten its ability to produce hydropower.
On Tuesday, the reservoir officially sank below a threshold of 3,525 feet, which can trigger mitigation efforts from Upper Colorado River Basin states like Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico to ensure more water makes it downstream. Below 3,490 feet, the Glen Canyon Dam’s turbine won’t be able to pull enough water to generate electricity.
A powerless Lake Powell? Water now at lowest level since it filled up.
As predicted, Utah’s Lake Powell has fallen below a critical level that could soon threaten its ability to produce hydropower.
www.sltrib.com