Steve Hogseth: Predictions of 1922 no reason for Lake Powell Pipeline

(Brian Maffly | The Salt Lake Tribune) Change in water level shows about 90 feet of rock near Bullfrog Bay on Nov. 29, 2018, that has been exposed since Lake Powell has receded.

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