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Subject West Texas Lakes are drying up MAJOR DOOM!!

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Original Message We have huge lakes that are drying up. I'm talking lakes that are over 10k acres. Not ponds or minor size things, I'm talking BIG lakes that are like 50ft deep.

[link to www.texasobserver.org]

One of our worst is Lake Meredith at 4% capacity.

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[link to www.usbr.gov]

There there is OC Fisher....GONE

It is 53 ft low. And guess what? It's max depth is 54 foot.

Its FUCKING GONE!!

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and

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J.B. Thomas 50 ft low at 6% capacity.

[link to www.ktxs.com]

Lake Spence Almost Empty

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O.H. Ivie 26.6% capacity, 30ft low

[link to www.texastribune.org]

Twin Buttes reservoir is 10% full

Daily Reservoir Data as of 06/19/2011

Pool Elevation is 1900.2 Feet
Reservoir Storage is 18611.1 Acre-Feet
Reservoir Inflow is 998877. CFS
Reservoir Outflow is 998877. CFS
Reservoir is 10.0 % Full*
Reservoir Flood Control Pool is filled 0.0 %
Concho/Spring Creek Flow is 998877. CFS

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Lake Buchanan 13ft low

[link to www.nytimes.com]

Lake Travis is 32ft low

[link to www.chron.com]

This is West Texas Intermediate Crude area so it affects EVERYBODY.

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