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Arizona reservoir nearly vanishes after snowpack collapse triggers massive fish kill

Arizona's San Carlos Reservoir has fallen to under 1% capacity due to a significant reduction in snowpack in the Gila River watershed, resulting in a catastrophic fish kill and the reservoir's indefinite closure. This situation highlights urgent water management challenges and the need for policies addressing climate impacts on water resources.

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