Dealing with drought at the Hoover Dam

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Water managers across the country are scrambling for ways to produce the same amount of power from the hydroelectric grid with less water, including from behemoths such as the Hoover Dam.

Aug. 31, 2012 A recreational boat cruises Lake Mead, where the high-water mark on the surrounding rocks shows the falling level of the lake. Jonathan Gibby/For the Washington Post

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