The silt was not there when the lake was initially dammed. One solution is to get water from southern OK they have plenty of water and not many people. In fact right now they have (or had) way too much. The excess just flows down the Red. The Okies have fought this for years they just have something against us.

The silt was not there when the lake was initially dammed. One solution is to get water from southern OK they have plenty of water and not many people. In fact right now they have (or had) way too much. The excess just flows down the Red. The Okies have fought this for years they just have something against us.

hell no we dont need another lake we need population control,i dont care if its abortion ,the pill ,or what ever just no more people 10-4

All of us need to learn how to conserve the water we have before building another lake.

Both business and residential users have done little towards that goal over the years and now the $%&* is about to hit the fan.

I'm in the green business and the lakes around dfw at there current status are maxed out for the population. With the population expected to double in the next 25 yrs, where is all this water supposed to come from if not from new lakes? There are water restrictions in most municipalities that only allow irrigation 1 time per week. Water is the commodity of the future, just Ask T Boone Pickens. He bought half the land in Texas Panhandle and is building a pipe line to pump that aquifer to Las Vegas.

I'm in the green business and the lakes around dfw at there current status are maxed out for the population. With the population expected to double in the next 25 yrs, where is all this water supposed to come from if not from new lakes? There are water restrictions in most municipalities that only allow irrigation 1 time per week. Water is the commodity of the future, just Ask T Boone Pickens. He bought half the land in Texas Panhandle and is building a pipe line to pump that aquifer to Las Vegas.