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Lake Powell’s shrinking waters have turned up another grim discovery—human remains found by a houseboat crew, sparking an ongoing investigation by authorities. As the lake hits historic lows, less than 30% full, the drought is exposing more than just environmental crisis: skeletal remains, including a jawbone with teeth, have surfaced in nearby Lake Mead, and last year’s finds included a homicide victim and missing persons. If water levels drop another 33 feet, Glen Canyon Dam could lose power, affecting 5 million people across six states. This eerie trend underscores how climate change is unearthing buried history—and haunting questions about who these people were and what their stories mean.

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