Water and power supplies for tens of millions of American are being threatened as Lake Powell and Lake Mead water levels continue to drop.
America's two largest reservoirs are in trouble. The Colorado River feeds Lake Powell, and Lake Mead, and both are at near-record lows, which is threatening the water and power supply for tens of millions of Americans.
"It costs us a lot of money because we have to chase the water down," he said."We have to move the marina." When the water drops below 950 feet, the massive Hoover Dam can't generate more power. But it doesn't have to get that low to cause problems. Its power output is already down 36% due to the current water level, and there's a chance it could drop too low to make power in the next three years.
The heat wave earlier this month threatened the state's power grid. Officials asked electric car owners not to recharge their EVs.
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