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Date: March 10, 2010 at 19:44:17
From: Sphagnum
Subject: Re: The Current Plight of Grenadians
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Question for the folks currently back home in Grenada...
What's the current flow volume like these days in the major rivers? Is it
a normal flow or just a trickle? How does the flow through, say,
Annadale or Baltazar compare with this time in 2007?
Is the aquatic life of the river dwindling or is there an abundance of
Crawfish, Mullet, Lush, etc.? If the velocity of the rivers diminish
drastically, the level of oxygen decreases and negatively impacts the
freshwater ecosystem.
Pumping water from the lake under these conditions would further
undermine the fragile balance and spread to other ecosystems - the
food chain of Crawfish eating humans, for example!
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