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What happens if the Colorado River keeps shrinking? | The Excerpt As water levels decline at Lake Powell, long-submerged sections of Glen Canyon are reemerging, fueling a renewed debate over the future of the dam itself. Trevor Hughes, national correspondent for USA TODAY, explores what climate…
fllics.comWhat happens if the Colorado River keeps shrinking? | The ExcerptAs water levels decline at Lake Powell, long-submerged sections of Glen Canyon are reemerging, fueling a renewed debate over the future of the dam itself. Trevor Hughes, national correspondent for USA TODAY, explores what climate change and water shortages could mean for the American West. Read more: Sign up for our newsletter for the day's top stories, from sports to movies to politics to world events:
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