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CoopersDad

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Reply to Auggie (Original post)

Fri Aug 22, 2025, 08:11 PM

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Thanks, Auggie.

https://archive.ph/nOGJL

I remember when New Melones wasn't yet built and then it was there.
In high school we had lots of fun on the river, and looking for caves.
It' "cave country" on USGS maps.

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Plan for large state reservoir gets big boost [View all] Auggie Friday OP

Mixed feelings. quaint Friday #1

I know ... Auggie Friday #2

You are so right. quaint Friday #3

LOL Auggie Friday #6

Me, too. quaint Friday #8

The cows need to go first. hunter 9 hrs ago #13

Wasn't a dam recently removed in Northern California? JoseBalow Friday #4

I believe so, but that wasn't that vital to a salmon run ... Auggie Friday #5

So many competing interests JoseBalow Friday #7

The Klamath dams were removed primarily for salmon habitat restoration and Native American cultural recovery. PufPuf23 Yesterday #11

Four dams were removed from the Klamath. PufPuf23 Yesterday #10

Article without paywall, link below: CoopersDad Friday #9

I am personally against the proposed Sites Reservoir. PufPuf23 Yesterday #12

Off-channel water storage is preferable to dams on living rivers. hunter 9 hrs ago #14

Problems are too many people and that the wealthy are psychopaths. PufPuf23 3 hrs ago #15