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A Southern California water agency has reached an agreement with the federal government to add up to 200,000 acre-feet of water to Lake Mead, aiming to temporarily prevent the reservoir from reaching critically low levels. The deal involves the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California being paid to leave water in the reservoir, which could increase its level by about three feet and help reduce the risk of reduced hydropower generation at Hoover Dam. This measure is part of broader efforts across three states to conserve nearly 700,000 acre-feet amid ongoing drought conditions impacting the Colorado River, a vital water source for millions in the Southwest.
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