No snow here yet

[D2D]

Conservation must be done to the best benefit of humanity!

[Jw2]

If there was no human factor...would Great Salt Lake be in danger?

Enough people won't conserve and undermine any conservation efforts, even if it (financially) benefits them. 

Then, they b*tch and moan about intrusive government actions.


In the Mid-West/East Great Lakes, there's concern that the ice coverage of the Great Lakes (the largest body of fresh water in the world) was about 5%, when it's typically 60-80%.  Great for shipping.  It could effect lake levels, but certainly not anywhere near the situation in Utah.

Occasionally, there are proposals floated about building pipelines from Lake Michigan to Texas, when conservation efforts in Texas would actually be more effective and less expensive.







 

[D2D]

If there was no human factor...would Great Salt Lake be in danger?

Yes!  But the Great Salt Lake isn't in danger!

Enough people won't conserve and undermine any conservation efforts, even if it (financially) benefits them. 

Building reservoirs is conservation but Democrats oppose them!

Then, they b*tch and moan about intrusive government actions.

Why do you insist the people are the property of the government?

In the Mid-West/East Great Lakes, there's concern that the ice coverage of the Great Lakes (the largest body of fresh water in the world) was about 5%, when it's typically 60-80%.  Great for shipping.  It could effect lake levels, but certainly not anywhere near the situation in Utah.

How is it possible that man can cause ice not to form?

Occasionally, there are proposals floated about building pipelines from Lake Michigan to Texas, when conservation efforts in Texas would actually be more effective and less expensive.

If you want to end droughts build a system of canals throughout the USA!