Another set of remains surfaces at shrinking Lake Mead
Authorities discovered human remains at Lake Mead on August 16, the latest in a series of findings as the reservoir's water level falls. The body appears non-criminal, and officials are working to identify the person. The low water levels are attributed to a historic drought and overuse of the Colorado River, which supplies water to millions.
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