Young salmon dying on Klamath

The Times-Standard ^ | 06/19/03 | John Driscoll

[EBUCK]

You know what they say....Gotta ballance the facts with the desire to preserve...

[farmfriend]

You know what they say....Gotta ballance the facts with the desire to preserve...

That would require logic. We can't have any of that. We must decide these things based solely on feelings! Get with the program here. ;^)

[EBUCK]

There was a quote, that I can't find right now, detailing the conflict scientists are having reconciling and reporting facts that might detract from their enviral positions and goals.

Really wish I could find it.....

[farmfriend]

Really wish I could find it.....

That is the kind of thing that just bugs me. My family has learned, leave me alone until I find it or I will take your head off.

[tubebender]

Here is our arch enemy in all their pinko worst...barf alert

[tubebender]

Check # 25

[farmfriend]

Tube, I'm going to go ahead and post your link as a seprate thread. Thanks for the heads up.

[marsh2]

http://waterdata.usgs.gov/ca/nwis/rt

The Scott has been running higher later in the season than I have seen it in years. It has begun to drop down. We had a great snowpack and it snowed later in the season. There is still snow on the mountain tops around the valley. The Scott is now at 599 cubic ft per second. The past 60 year median is around 410 for this time. (Minimum 12, mean 515.)

Iron Gate dam is currently at 1050 cu. ft./sec. The 41 year median is about 750. (Minimum 446, mean 936.) Shasta River is currently at 88 cu. ft/sec. Median is about 25, minimum 2.6 and mean 57.2 on 17 year records.

The article's allegations are rubbish.

It does seem that the fish kills are always down in the Klamath canyon regardless of flows. Tells me that the problem is down there and not flow related.