America may have to sacrifice Lake Powell to save the Colorado River, as scientists warn the current two-reservoir system is becoming unsustainable

For more than 60 years, Lake Powell and Lake Mead have served as the twin pillars of the Colorado River system, storing water for cities, farms and hydropower across the American Southwest. But as drought, rising temperatures, and chronic overuse continue to shrink the river, a growing number of scientists and water experts argue that trying to keep both reservoirs operating as they were originally designed may no longer be realistic.

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