Lake Mead sinks to record low as drought reshapes western water supply

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Lake Mead, the nation’s largest reservoir, dropped to a new record low of 1,040.50 feet due to prolonged drought and low snowpack in the Colorado River basin, threatening water supplies for millions and, as waters fall, uncovering remains and other items once submerged.
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