Lake Pend Oreille is dying. It isn’t dying from toxic waste or pollution, but is dying economically. This pristine body of water, once the home of commercial fishing, is in a slump the experts are afraid may be irreversible. The death of this lake was caused by human interruption of the food chain. Re-intervention to try to right the wrongs of the past are in motion, but hold only small hope for recovery. In this, the first of three parts, we are going to visit the causes. Parts two & three will address what is being done to mitigate and thirdly, the results as projected. We will as well, talk to business owners around the lake regarding the economic effect of this crisis.
This is the opening paragraph in a series of three articles I am writing for the Handle Extra, which will probably start in early March.
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1 comment:
Herb,
If you visiting reasons for the state of the Lake, you have to cover the impact of boats powered by gasoline and the use of chemicals. There are many factors to consider in your essay.
NJ
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