[countrydummy]

Yeah, me too! This is so much junk!

[shotgun]

Junk sceince is rewarded by the federal government that pays more for the poltically correct answer than for the truth.

The level of Klamath Lake was at an all time record high in 2001. It was kept this way to protect the sucker fish. However, it was a known fact that the suckers were suceptible to water depth and resulted in a larger fish kill than normal.

In other words the deeper the water the greater the pressure, the more fish died.

I was the project engineer that moved the Lost River Diversion Channel away from the south end of the Klamath Falls Airport runway that year for increased aircraft safety.

Our biggest hurdle to overcome was from the State Historical Society, that had issued a determination that because the canal (read earthen dikes)which was completed in 1949, was older than 50 years and therefore it should be preserved and left untouched.

50 year old dirt is now protected as historic!