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Lake Powell's rise gives Glen Canyon Institute opening to push long-term plans

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The Glen Canyon Institute calls the recent rise in Lake Powell’s water level an “opportunity” to consider bolder, larger solutions to stabilize the water supply and dam operations. Recent storms raised the reservoir’s level by more than 20 feet, adding about 1.2 million acre-feet of water, according to Utah State University.

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