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A severe drought combined with agricultural water releases has completely wiped out the fish population at San Carlos Lake. Arizona wildlife officials have closed the reservoir indefinitely due to potential health risks.

A severe drought combined with agricultural water releases has completely wiped out the fish population at San Carlos Lake. Arizona wildlife officials have closed the reservoir indefinitely due to potential health risks.

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