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Water storage
appraisal nearly done
Herald and News
July
1, 2009
Susan Fry, Klamath
Basin area manager for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation,
expects to provide the first appraisal of a water
storage project at Long Lake to regional officials in
August.
Fry said her office
has nearly finished the appraisal, the first step on the
way to asking Congress to fund the project.
Long Lake, a valley
southwest of the southern end of Upper Klamath Lake, has
been considered a potential water storage site for
decades, but only in the last few years have federal
officials begun to seriously investigate it.
Proponents have said that properly
constructed, the Long Lake valley could hold as much
water Upper Klamath Lake with a fraction of the surface
area, reducing water loss from evaporation. Stored water
could be used to supplement supplies in dry water years.
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