Environment
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Lake Powell's Low Water Level Could Make Generation of Hydropower Impossible in 2023
The water at Lake Powell which is the second-largest man-made reservoir in the US is decreasing and this could make the generation of hydroelectric power at the dam hopeless in 2023, as per new projections which the US Bureau of Reclamation released on Wednesday.
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