[LukeL]

I am from Wisconsin and in the 1990s I was taught that the Great Lakes were drying up and nothing could be done to stop it. Move ahead 25 years and the issue was the rising Lakes and how it would completely erode away many beaches.

[eyedigress]

I am still staving off killer bees.

[milagro]

Well, OBVIOUSLY,you missed the news about how the Michigan lawmakers had the wisdom to pass a bill banning the evaporation of water and then, having gained wisdom over the years, and drafted a new bill legalizing rain.
What would do without such leaders?

[1_Rain_Drop]

I moved near a creek 30 years ago. Water was at least 6 feet deep. Today it is ankle deep. Looks like the creek is drying up. Not so.Why? In the olden days, people cleaned the creek yearly which is now illegal thanks to EPA. I have lost 20 feet of property into the creek due to erosion. Mountains are sliding into the creek bed filling it with dirt.

So the question is, is there less water? no. It's spread wider.

[Secret Agent Man]

In the 70s we were told we’d all be starving and dead from the imminent coming ice age.

[Celtic Conservative]

The Great Lakes levels are largely an artificial construct dictated by the Army Corps of Engineers.

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