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Arizona Has Run Out of Water - Divert Columbia River to AZ

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Arizona's Top Water Official: "We're Going To Have To Live With Less Water"

Lake Powell recently declined to 3,525 feet (1,075 meters), the lowest level since the federal government dammed the Colorado River at Glen Canyon (located in northern Arizona) more than five decades ago. If Lake Powell drops below 3,490 feet (1,063 meters), it could begin to inhibit the production of hydropower and the movement of water from the dam.

Phoenix AZ, Buckeye AZ, Chandler AZ all have new neighborhoods planned but if there is no water what do you do? 

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Maybe stop building in unsustainable places?

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