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Rosenberg may need to go back and review his Indiana watersheds. The Great Lakes do not drain to (“replenish”) the Wabash, but drain to the St. Lawrence River. There are even “Continental Divide” signs indicating this in northern Indiana, like this one posted by the Indiana Historical Bureau, https://www.in.gov/history/state-historical-markers/find-a-marker/continental-divide/.
You are correct about the northeasterly flow of the Saint Lawrence River (beginning at Lake Ontario) to the Atlantic Ocean. The Wabash River aquifer receives most of its water from the drainage of Ohio farm fields. Purdue University is a major consumer of water from the aquifer, pumped from nine wells, each producing approximately 600,000 to 700,000 gallons per day.
Wow. These water use numbers are getting bigger. I thought it was going to be 10MGD on the high end. Those figures are 2X that.
10x. They target 100MGD
Water wars on the horizon
Why not make the land acquisition contingent on getting the end user signed and all other issues such as engineering/water accounted for? At $120,000/acre I would guess the farmer that owns the land currently wouldn’t have a problem agreeing to this.
These land owners are hitting the lottery.