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Record-low water levels at Lake Powell are intensifying the crisis across the Colorado River system. For this episode of TechMobility Topics, I examine what the decline means for Western water supplies, hydroelectric power generation, and the communities and industries competing for a shrinking resource. As federal officials intervene, the central question becomes unavoidable: Who will face the deepest cuts as the West grows hotter and drier?
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