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He said; she said; who said?

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What level of *dummys* does it take to see that I never wrote anything about flows from Huron? I merely posted they were connected. Your rush to be a f-ing know-it-all has once again embarrassed you! As BDI posted to you: You lose!

 

Didn't write anything about flows from Huron?   But just below you admit Huron and Michigan are considered one lake so flows from Michigan can be considered the same as from Huron.   You're trying to make a difference where there is none.

 

"Because Lake Michigan is joined to Lake Huron at the Straits of Mackinac, they are considered one lake hydrologically."

 

I'm glad you're doing a little research.   It might help if you stick to it.   It's already improved your geography knowledge.

 

"The Great Lakes are also connected by canal to the Gulf of Mexico by way of the Illinois River (from Chicago) and the Mississippi River. "

 

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Yeah.  I guess you do a lot of research to avoid being one of the dummys.

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What level of *dummys* does it take to see that I never wrote anything about flows from Huron? I merely posted they were connected. Your rush to be a f-ing know-it-all has once again embarrassed you! As BDI posted to you: You lose!

 

Didn't write anything about flows from Huron?   But just below you admit Huron and Michigan are considered one lake so flows from Michigan can be considered the same as from Huron.   You're trying to make a difference where there is none.

 

(I admitted nothing...just furnished state and fed documentation. So if flows from Michigan are considered flows from Huron, and the lakes are considered as one; then the opposite is true as well. What a dumbass!)

 

"Because Lake Michigan is joined to Lake Huron at the Straits of Mackinac, they are considered one lake hydrologically."

 

I'm glad you're doing a little research.   It might help if you stick to it.   It's already improved your geography knowledge.

 

"The Great Lakes are also connected by canal to the Gulf of Mexico by way of the Illinois River (from Chicago) and the Mississippi River. "

 

I don't have to do research on what I already know. Now, as before, be a good little girl and prove the difference in nitrogen in the Gulf as being from Iowa vs anywhere else. An argument you have lost thus-far, as supported by by your liberal buddy BDI.

 

BTW...the EPA says the Lakes...(plural)...are connected to the Gulf, as in the quote you re-furnished. I like it when you do that! You know; completely miss the evidence supplied.

 

he he he he!

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And back to the question you keep avoiding, mallosi......what was your point for originally claiming that a certain percentage of the nitrogen in the Gulf waters was from Iowa farms?

 

....noting that the air you breathe contains 78% nitrogen, and, as proven....tons of it enter the Gulf from other states and lakes as well. How much of that was from Iowa WW treatment plants and power plants, mallcontent? Can you please show us what a know-it-all you are?

 

I won't hold my nitrogen-majority breath for your answer.....I know....I've got you on this one, Joe!

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