RE: The Myth Of Intact Watersheds By Duane Hill September 12, 2013
When I visited there 40 years ago, the Hogan and Comanche dams were opened enough to let some water down the rivers year round in an attempt to replenish the groundwater, and salmon were starting to run up them. Those watersheds not only had clear cuts, but farms and ranches, and had been "hydrolicked" (gold bearing rock had been blasted apart by water pressure and the gravel run through sluices, with mercury traps). The environmentalists are not just grossly overstating the need for virgin territory, they are either liars or totally incompetent. Or both. Duane Hill About: "Long time civil rights activist" Received September 11, 2013 - Published September 12, 2013 Related Viewpoint:
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