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Name: Deborah Petersen on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Robert Rutkowski on Apr 6, 2005

State: KS

Country: US

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Name: Bert Spencer on Apr 6, 2005

State: TX

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Name: Sonya Cunningham on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Lindsey Oswald on Apr 6, 2005

State: UT

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Name: Thomas Thorne on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Bruce Collins on Apr 6, 2005

State: CO

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Name: Barbara Albanese on Apr 6, 2005

State: CA

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Name: Travis Jensen on Apr 6, 2005

State: UT

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Name: Jack Treece on Apr 6, 2005

State: CO

Country: US

Comments: I floated through Glen Canyon as a boatman running a 16 foot river boat in 1954. I know what magnificent country has been lost because of the dam. Jack Treece
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Name: Tom Taylor on Apr 6, 2005

State: AZ

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Comments: dear secretary norton, please, let's do everything we can to restore the southwestern deserts & rivers to their natural landscape. this includes native & pioneer historical sites, too. thx, for the opportunity to comment
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Name: Ernie Long on Apr 6, 2005

State: CA

Country: US

Comments: This is a no-brainer. Please divert water to Lake Mead and other downstream storage. The natural beauty of Glen Canyon is a gift to all Americans and there is not reasonable basis to continue covering it with water.
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Name: Crista Worthy on Apr 6, 2005

State: CA

Country: US

Comments: I visit Lake Powell regularly for hikes in spring and fall. 5 years ago when the reservoir was full, there was virtually no animal or plant life around. Now the canyons are filled with birds and new plants. An ecosystem is returning. There is still plenty of water for boaters.
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Name: Lavonne Painter on Apr 6, 2005

State: GA

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Name: Thomas Luebben on Apr 6, 2005

State: NM

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Comments: Glen Canyon is literally the heart of the Canyonlands Country, a unique and spectacular desert river in a unique geologic province of planet earth. Please do everything possible to protect and preserve the inner gorge of Glen Canyon, which I have seen only in half-century old photographs
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Name: Paul Formisano on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Robyn Slayton on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: John Bidwell on Apr 6, 2005

State: CA

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Name: Deeann Diedrich on Apr 6, 2005

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Comments: What a gift the drought has given us! Let's not allow this twice to be flooded and lost...PLEASE store the runoff waters up or down stream of Glen Canyon!
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Name: Allen Gilberg on Apr 6, 2005

State: UT

Country: US

Comments: I am a civil engineer and a guide on both the Colorado River and on the plateau, so I understand both sides of the issue. I stongly believe that using Lake Powell as a storage facility should not occur unless absolutely necessary. Please consider options that make this possible. Thank You, Allen Gilberg
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Name: Sawyer Stowers on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: JoAnn Johansen on Apr 6, 2005

State: HI

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Name: Todd Bradley on Apr 6, 2005

State: CO

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Name: Brad Peterson on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Bob Tregilus on Apr 6, 2005

State: NV

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Name: Steven Gaskill on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Nancy Jacques on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Jo Johnson on Apr 6, 2005

State: CO

Country: US

Comments: I visited the Cathedral in our motorized canoe on 3-28-05. It was glorious, breathtaking, more awesome than the pictures can portray. Please don't bury this wonder unnecessarily. I witnessed the degradation of the sandstone caused by inundation, and I deeply desire that the Cathedral be protected from that.
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Name: Tom Ferguson on Apr 6, 2005

State: AZ

Country: US

Comments: Th3e reemerging features of Glen Canyon are spectacular natural wonders that a generation of Americans have not been able to witness.Let us use this opportunity to encourage the public to view the beauty that has lain hidden beneath the water for thirty years.
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Name: Karla James on Apr 6, 2005

State: CA

Country: US

Comments: As a river runner and desert enthusiast, this area of the Southwest holds a special place in my heart. There is not a more beautiful place on earth. I run several rivers that end in the slack water of Lake Powell. The transformation from healthy river ecosystem to the death and stillness of the lake is devastating. And the up-river harm to the ecosystem is more noticeable each year, as the slowing river water causes the sand to fall out of suspension, filling up the river bank with sand, and changing the gradient of the river from it's historic 10 feet per mile to 1 foot per mile. And I'm not even talking about all the buried treasures under Lake Powell, since that area has been flooded long before I could see it. I only know of those areas through photos and stories from other river runners. I plan to visit some of Glen Canyon in the fall as the waters recede. This is such an important natural resource. Please help save this area for the present and future generations to enjoy!
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Name: Sarah Matsumoto on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Roxane George on Apr 6, 2005

State: AZ

Country: US

Comments: Please don't reflood these long-buried treasures. Thank you.
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Name: Dorothy Riddle on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Joel Vignere on Apr 6, 2005

State: MT

Country: US

Comments: Seldom are we given an opportunity to correst a mistake of this magnitude. Don't blow it!
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Name: Thomas Corcoran, Jr. on Apr 6, 2005

State: NY

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Name: Bob Groene on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Ms. Barbara E. Ewing on Apr 6, 2005

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Comments: We must protect our environment.
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Name: Marilyn Siverson on Apr 6, 2005

State: FL

Country: US

Comments: Visited The Escalante last fall. It is beyond description. Please leave a legacy for my grandchildren and undo some of the mistakes made in dam building in the 60's.
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Name: Ms. Barbara E. Ewing on Apr 6, 2005

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Comments: We must protect our environment.
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Name: Marilyn Siverson on Apr 6, 2005

State: FL

Country: US

Comments: Visited The Escalante last fall. It is beyond description. Please leave a legacy for my grandchildren and undo some of the mistakes made in dam building in the 60's.
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Name: Marilyn Siverson on Apr 6, 2005

State: FL

Country: US

Comments: Visited The Escalante last fall. It is beyond description. Please leave a legacy for my grandchildren and undo some of the mistakes made in dam building in the 60's.
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Name: Nels Siverson on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Patrick Killien on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: James Lotspeich on Apr 6, 2005

State: CA

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Name: Tom Moran on Apr 6, 2005

State: MO

Country: US

Comments: Please keep it safe for me to visit this spring!
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Name: Bert Jones on Apr 6, 2005

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Name: Susan Seguin on Apr 6, 2005

State: UT

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Name: Martha Walker on Apr 6, 2005

State: VA

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Name: Susan Seguin on Apr 6, 2005

State: UT

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Name: Gary Pitzer on Apr 6, 2005

State: CA

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