US Reservoir Water Levels Reach Multi-Decade Lows
Northern US reservoir water levels have dropped to their lowest points in decades amid a prolonged dry spell driven by climate change.
- US reservoir water levels are at their lowest in decades
- The northern region is experiencing a dry spell lasting at least 1,200 years
Sources
- Semafor — US reservoir water levels at their lowest in decades
- Phys.org — Two largest U.S. reservoirs hit record lows amid Western drought
- The Independent — America’s second largest reservoir is at a record low, putting electricity supply at risk for millions
- The Hill — Lake Powell, second-largest reservoir in US, hits record-low water level