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HEADLINE: Feds Take Emergency Action To Delay Water Releases From Lake Powell As Megadrought Sparks Crisis  by ZeroHedge You know it hardly ever rains in California. It snows frequently every single year in the Sierra Nevada. It also snows in the Shasta mountains too pretty regularly.  Such an emergency action is in response to Powell's water surface elevation at 3,522 feet and quickly dropping. A level below 3,490 feet would mean the Glen Canyon Dam hydropower plant would no longer be operational and could disrupt power and water to millions of people.  This will buy federal and state officials 12 months as it considers additional measures to prevent Lake Powell from slipping under the disastrous level of 3,490 feet.  HEADLINE: Body found in barrel at Lake Mead could be first of many grim discoveries due to extreme drought and receding water levels by Taiyler Simone Mitchell  HEADLINE: See all that water flowing into the ocean? Bill by Sen. Hertzberg aims to save it by Kevin Modesti  A similar bill proposed by Bob Hertzberg was shot down in 2015 and then again in 2019 from water companies. The water companies sited ‘extreme costs’ for recycling systems.