In this photo taken Friday, March 31, 2017, Ron Stork, senior advisor with the Friends of the River conservation group, points to a chart showing water releases from the Oroville Dam, in his office in Sacramento, Calif. The chart, which took flow measurements from the Feather River, near Gridley, Calif., shows the dip in water releases as the dam's spillway was turned off to inspect damage and the spike in water outflow when the reservoir neared capacity. In 2005 Friends of the River warned officials about the weakness of the Oroville Dams' emergency spillway. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
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