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2. Dredging the St.Clair River lowers the pool of Lakes Huron and Michigan

Wed Nov 28, 2012, 09:08 AM

Nov 2012

A control structure at the outlet to Lake Huron could restore the levels, but it is controversial. The lake level would then be a political issue.

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Great Lakes shriveling from drought + Mississippi River soon to be CLOSED [View all] Berlum Nov 2012 OP

Monitoring Reality 2012 Berlum Nov 2012 #3

Your photo is of the Salton Sea in the California desert. MineralMan Nov 2012 #4

Not many mountains that tall in the upper Midwest, are there? n/t A HERETIC I AM Nov 2012 #5

Yah. That was my first clue. MineralMan Nov 2012 #7

LOL gollygee Nov 2012 #8

Gives an image of Impending Reality Berlum Nov 2012 #9

See. I knew there were actual photos of what MineralMan Nov 2012 #10

Same planet. Berlum Nov 2012 #11

The Salton Sea is not an environmental travesty. MineralMan Nov 2012 #12

Nov. 1: Looming Crisis at Salton Sea Berlum Nov 2012 #13

"The Salton Sea has nothing to do with..." well, not yet anyways. hunter Nov 2012 #14

Climate change deniers need to wake up! gollygee Nov 2012 #6

2012 Drought photos galore Berlum Nov 2012 #15