America Finally Filled Its $690M Reservoir. Now No One Can Use It
They spent $690 million and 20 years building one of America's tallest dams. Then they filled it — and discovered a problem buried in the rock that money can't quickly fix. Now the people who paid for it face an impossible question: what do you do when your brand-new reservoir might need a second megaproject just to work?
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