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 We think that the salt has built up in the ground water, so even if we quit applying it, it would still be slightly salty for decades. |
| We think that the salt has built up in the groundwater, so even if we quit applying it, it would still be slightly salty for decades. |
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| I think the general consensus is that [five percent] is maybe not enough, and that we should at least look at [seven percent] or maybe slightly lower which is also difficult. And if we can get that, and it is still a question of, that it must be sustained over time, I will perhaps even talk decades rather than years, so I would think if we can get growth of six-, seven percent for two decades, then I think the unemployment situation will be under control. |
| We do have quite a bit, but we buy it from the state and the state says you have to buy so much each year to be able to continue to buy it. Fortunately, we built a big salt barn a few years ago. We will have some outside that we'll cover up, but most of it will be in the salt barn. |
| It looks pretty bad from here, but it actually seems to just be a scrape from a rock with barnacles or something. Luckily, cold, salty water is Mother Nature's best astringent. |
| I'm sure they'll be detonated. These are highly explosive and somewhat unstable in salt water. They could definitely injure anyone near, any diver near there, any person in water, any boat near that explosion. |
| Our concern is that this is spring, and typically ground water and streams are recharged during the spring. Moreover, not only is precipitation down, but vegetation, which is coming out of its dormant state, will be drawing on the ground water. |
| Also, we began the fall and winter season with a higher water elevation in the reservoir than usual. Consequently, the water level has not dropped as much as we'd like to see this time of year. So, we are bumping up releases slightly to keep the water level down. |
| That will be obvious when you're riding. If the trail is built properly, then the water and melting snow should run off, but a tire track makes a place for the water to run. All it is diversion of water, to try not to let the water run on the trails. That's where it's helpful to not ride trails when they're not ready. |
| Water diversion is only a short-term measure to curb salt tides, as it will be forced to stop if there is not sufficient water in the river's upper reaches. |
| 'The Water Was Our Highway' is the name of my presentation, but we've got to get rid of the past tense. The water is our highway and it's the way we're going to travel and it's a matter of understanding our language and applying it, rather than just thinking of it as a thing that we have to achieve. |
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