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US releases final 10-year plan through 2036 for Lake Powell and Lake Mead, allowing up to 40% water cuts for Arizona, California and Nevada amid 26-year drought.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation on Friday released a final environmental review establishing a 10-year framework through 2036 for operating Lake Powell and Lake Mead, the country's two largest reservoirs, enabling up to 40% cuts to water deliveries for Arizona, California and Nevada as the Colorado River basin faces a 26-year drought.

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