The first is the threat of a Lake Mead water shortage, which will be declared if the lake falls below 1,075 feet in elevation. The US Bureau of Reclamation says there’s a 49 percent chance of that happening in 2020. “If we get below 1075, the amount of water available to the state of Arizona is reduced,” …
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Farmers in Central Arizona Prepare for a Future with Less Water
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