Hydropower's Vulnerability to Drought Spreads Across the U.S.
Hydropower supplies a significant portion of U.S. electricity, but persistent drought is shrinking water reserves and jeopardizing generation. The crisis, once largely confined to the West, is now emerging in other parts of the country. As climate change worsens, the reliability of this renewable energy source is increasingly uncertain.
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