The water levels of the "middle" Great Lakes are precipitously low and getting lower. The St. Clair river was over-dredged by the Army Corps of Engineers, essentially taking the stopper out of the bath tub. Our lake system is now more than 3 feet below historical averages. This has a huge economic impact on the region, effecting both interstate and international commerce, navigation, real estate values and tourism.
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