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You are ABSOLUTELY right Myth.
And once again, the downstream flows are for a LOT MORE THAN THE DREDGING. There are towns downstream that get their drinking water from the river, and industries that depend on the river for water used in the manufacturing process. I realize NONE of this is as important as us having water to play in/on, but we all have to share the pain. <sarcasm OFF>
But just as AC is worried about drawing water for the city, don't you think those below are worried as well. Even if the lake dries up, there will still be a river running through the middle that can supply water to AC. It just means a different way of getting it out. Actually according to what I heard on the weather channell the Lake is a liabillity NOW. We are loosing more water to evaporation than is flowing in. I say drain it. That will reduce evaporation by well over 90%.
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