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New drone photos of Lake Oroville, California’s second-largest reservoir, bring home the stark reality of the state’s worsening drought.

The images, taken by photographer Justin Sullivan on Tuesday, show the massive lake in Butte County just 42% full. That’s only half of its historic average for this date.

New drone photos of Lake Oroville, California’s second-largest reservoir, bring home the stark reality of the state’s worsening drought. The images, taken by photographer Justin Sullivan on Tuesday, show the massive lake in Butte County just 42% full. That’s only half of its historic average for this date.

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Aren't these reservoirs artificially fed by controllable sources?

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NO DO YOUR HOMEWORK.

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I do do my homework. Maybe you should do some yourself.

The Oroville Reservoir is fed by the Oroville Dam. That's an artificial source, and it's controlled by someone.

Now get over your animosity towards me and stop being stupid just because I offended your intelligence in the past.