Water to surge into drought-depleted Lake Powell but at costs elsewhere
Add AP News as your preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. After the driest winter on record, officials this spring want to raise the level of badly depleted Lake Powell on the Colorado River to keep its hydropower humming. But it comes at a growing cost elsewhere in a contested river basin relied upon heavily by ranchers, industries and some 40 million residential water customers.
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