Glen Canyon Dam's Plumbing Issues Threaten Colorado River Water Supply

Damage to key infrastructure at Glen Canyon Dam raises concerns for water delivery to the Southwest, affecting millions and agricultural sectors.

Federal officials report damage to four tubes at Glen Canyon Dam, impacting water flow to states and Mexico.
The dam, crucial for hydroelectric power and water storage, faces issues as Lake Powell's levels drop.
Potential fixes are being explored, but challenges persist with no immediate solutions.
The Colorado River system, already stressed by drought and overuse, could see further strain from dam issues.
Long-term water management strategies are being reassessed as infrastructure at Glen Canyon Dam ages.