What Would the Niagara River Look Like Without an Ice Boom?- Editor H2ONotes [ 3/10/2010 - 16:01 ] # As my dog and I walked on Squaw Island on a chilly afternoon last month,
I was able to get an up close look at the Niagara River. At that spot,
nearly twenty percent of the world's fresh surface water flows from the
four upper Great Lakes, funnels together and eventually flow over the
Falls and than onto Lake Ontario. With the significance of this location
in mind, I considered the consequences of clogging up the point where
Lake Erie meets the Niagara River with a man-made ice boom. more...
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