By adding that extra 200 feet of elevation, it would mean an additional 9 million acre-feet of water storage, nearly tripling the capacity of the dam.
Tom McClintock: “By adding that extra 200 feet of elevation, it would mean an additional 9 million acre-feet of water storage, nearly…”
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McClintock discusses the potential benefits of raising the Shasta Dam's height for water storage.
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