09-13-2013, 07:22 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2010
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Originally Posted by noodle creek
Better build a levee and weirs in Sabine lake then too. I'm not crying about fish and shrimp either I don't really care. Man-made canals and channels are the reason the east side of the state is losing land. I understand we have a ship channel that is not natural, but everything works in cycles. Yeah the salinity levels may get high in that marsh at times, and at other times the water will be extremely fresh. Mother nature is better at working things out than we are.
If that is the argument, why aren't there weirs and levees on every coast of every lake in southern LA? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to tell that there is little to no difference in the east bank of Big Lake and the east bank of Sabine Lake.
So i guess it is okay for saltwater intrusion to happen in the marshes west of West Cove?
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X1000 I agree
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