Water Wars?

[bladephotog]

Interesting story from Monday's Detroit News about Great Lakes water. Take a look here.

 

[bobmaggi]

yeah, I've heard about this off and on for quite awhile. . . The time is gone for committees to stop discussing it, and DO something. I liked this part of the article:

"I don't think we ought to be sending our water to anybody," said Paul Sapp, a 72-year-old Mecosta resident who said he's seen local water levels drop due to withdrawals from the Muskegon River for a bottled water plant. "They all moved down (to the Southeast and Southwest) to stay warm. If they're thirsty, they can move back."

I totally agree! Maggi

 

[bladephotog]

yeah, I've heard about this off and on for quite awhile. . . The time is gone for committees to stop discussing it, and DO something. I liked this part of the article:

"I don't think we ought to be sending our water to anybody," said Paul Sapp, a 72-year-old Mecosta resident who said he's seen local water levels drop due to withdrawals from the Muskegon River for a bottled water plant. "They all moved down (to the Southeast and Southwest) to stay warm. If they're thirsty, they can move back."

I totally agree! Maggi

I thought that was a pretty good quote as well.

 

[ComputerJoe]

Here, here!

The article has motivated me. I did not think that anyone would ever seriously plan to empty the lakes to benefit the desert states but events have proven me wrong. My e-mail list is being sent the link.

Thanks Blade'.