Rulemaking - Outstanding Resource Waters, Chapter 173-201A WAC

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Comment From: Rebekah Benham

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Arantxa Sosaparon

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Andrew Larsen

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Anastasia Sorolcina

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Laura Highberg

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Patrick Kelly

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Samuel Wyllie-Cain

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Evelin Xolic

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Janet Sandaul

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Ar Somess

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: James Trayford

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Vedille Bouton

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Joshualyn Aquino

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Joyce Aquino

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Caitlyn Colby

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Frederique Fiorani-Campbell

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Gumaro Galeena

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Anthony Garand

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Katrina Gigliotti

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Devin Hamid

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Zaki Hamid

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Dustin Hirsely

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Lynn Hong

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Kay Hong

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Kha Hong

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Daniel Kenny

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Beth Kumma

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Norm Kumma

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Maddie Kumma

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Kristin Mo

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Samantha Moynhan

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Jorge Nava

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Liza Obispo

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Ut Phan

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Maria Pinon

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Persephine Radelet-Stein

9/20/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Deanna Camp

9/19/23 @ 8:05 PM
I am a volunteer board member of the Spokane Riverkeeper and spend time in the Soap Lake, Quincy, Steamboat Rock area.

I am writing in support of Soap Lake"s designation as an Outstanding Resource Water - Tier III(B).

Because of the unique nature of So...↓
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Comment From: Ryan Masterson

9/19/23 @ 7:56 PM
I like water, I'm not sure what this is about though.
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Comment From: Nancy Southwick

9/19/23 @ 2:14 PM
As a child in the 1950‚Äôs my grandparents (Fritz and Caroline Johnson), would drive to Soap Lake for the health benefits of the mineral lake. They believed in helped with skin issues and Arthritis. My mother (Mildred F. Little) and her brother (Karl...↓
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Comment From: Mildred Little

9/19/23 @ 11:21 AM
Soap Lake is an irreplaceable mineral body of water. It's been an important healing lake from the times of the native Americans through today. It should be protected and the bureau of reclamation should be stopped from pumping water out, and the sept...↓
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Comment From: Robin Gerlach

9/19/23 @ 3:21 AM
Robin Gerlach (Ph.D.)
Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering
Montana State University
411 W. Dickerson St.
Bozeman, MT 59715


To Whom it May Concern:

I am writing this letter in strong support of designating Soap Lake as an Outstanding R...↓
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Comment From: June Yamrick

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
I urge Washington Ecology department to protect the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa river systems by dedicating them as the state"s outstanding resource waters. Washington residents can then enjoy these waters now and in the future.
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Comment From: Roxie Freeza

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
I passionately urge you to protect Green River as it is needed for generations to come to be nominated as an ORW. I am teaching my grandchildren the importance of clean water and keeping our forest pristine. Please keep mining out of our forest.
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Comment From: Shelley Morrison

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
The Green River is a unique WA waterbody, on account of its pristine condition, its high water quality, and unique recreational & ecological values. Waters of the Pacific NW are increasingly under threat and fish and wildlife populations are threaten...↓
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Comment From: Eileen Hawes

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
I fully support the designation Outstanding Resource Waters for the Green River at the highest level of protection Tier III(A). I support safeguarding a precious freshwater resource for generations to come, especially as climate change threatens the ...↓
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Comment From: Nancy Siegel

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Although I am a citizen of Oregon, I am involved with the Mt. St. Helens Institute. In talking with visitors, I have come away with the clear impression that most visitors were eager to explore nearby recreational opportunities. People are especially...↓
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Comment From: Rosanne Hudson

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
I strongly support an ORW designation for the Green River at the highest level of protection. The fact that this is an original gene pool for steelhead makes it of primary importance for protection. I fished for steelhead with my father and there is ...↓
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Comment From: Barbara Sack

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
Although I am a resident of Portland Oregon, I spend considerable time in Wild & Scenic areas of Western Washington. Please consider the highest level of protective designation as an Outstanding Resource Water to protect its recreational value, wildl...↓
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Comment From: Darlene Chirman

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
As a resident of Oregon, I benefit from the designation of “Outstanding Water Resource” for Crater Lake, Waldo Lake, and the North Fork of the Smith River. I urge you to designate the Green River as an Outstanding Water Resource under Tier III(A).
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Comment From: Ellen Leatham

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am grateful for this opportunity to urge that we more strongly and appropriately protect the Upper Green River from the irreparable harm that mineral exploration and development will inexplicably bring about. My daughters’ lives were changed by the...↓
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Comment From: Gretchen Baller

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
I wish to express my opinion regarding the protection of the Green River and its designation as an Outstanding Resource Waters. It is a unique body of pristine water, eligible for designation as a Wild & Scenic river. It is also an important habitat ...↓
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Comment From: Bondi Nyary

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing to support the ORW designation at the highest level of protection Tier III(A) for the Green River in Washington. It is of huge importance that we protect our pristine, cold clean waters for so many reasons including wildlife, humanity, e...↓
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Comment From: Carolyn Mastin

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
I support the highest level of protection, Tier III(A), for the Green River watershed. The Green River valley constitutes a complex network of tributaries and wetlands that are vital to health of the entire region. Keeping it pristine will support th...↓
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Comment From: Linda Buckley

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am part of Great Old Broads for Wilderness and reside in Clark County, Washington. We are committed to protecting public lands. Although new to the PNW, I have already engaged in learning about the geology and history of Mount St. Helens Monument a...↓
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Comment From: Lorena Herron

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
The Green River deserves designation as an Outstanding Resource Water. I’m a long time resident of Clark County, Washington. As such, I’ve become very aware of the importance of this river in supplying drinking water, boosting local economies, and pr...↓
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Comment From: Jane Wilcox

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today to support the highest level of protection for Washington State’s first Outstanding Resource Waters - the Green River. As the climate warms and the population and outdoor activities put stress on clean water resources that we all d...↓
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Comment From: Quincy-Columbia Basin Irrigati... (Roger Sonnichsen)

9/19/23 @ 12:00 AM
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Comment From: Dale Wick

9/18/23 @ 6:19 PM
I have been into the upper Napeequa Valley many time from Boulder Pass, Little Giant and High Pass. It is the most remote drainage I am aware of in WA State. We should do everything possible to protect the water as it flows into Lake Wenatchee. Muc...↓
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Comment From: Cemvita (Kaci Baker)

9/18/23 @ 6:11 PM
I support Soap Lake's Tier III(B) Outstanding Resource Water designation.
I am a researcher who uses bioprospection, the exploration of natural organisms for useful resources, to bolster climate change mitigation efforts. Because of my profession, I ...↓
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Comment From: Cemvita (Marcio Silva )

9/18/23 @ 6:09 PM
Soap Lake represents distinctive ecosystems distinguished by their elevated alkaline pH levels (ranging from 9 to 11) resulting from substantial bicarbonate/carbonate concentrations, as well as high salinity and substantial sulfurous compound content...↓
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Comment From: Lower Columbia Fish Enhancemen... (Shauna Hanisch-Kirkbride)

9/18/23 @ 2:08 PM
The LOWER COLUMBIA FISH ENHANCEMENT GROUP lends its unqualified support for the Department of Ecology to designate the Green River (North Fork Toutle River tributary) as an Outstanding Resource Water (ORW). This small watershed survived the eruption ...↓
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Comment From: Joyce Way

9/17/23 @ 4:36 PM
I have a home in Soap Lake and live their as much as I am able

I am writing in support of Soap Lake"s designation as an Outstanding Resource Water - Tier III(B)., Soap Lake has unique, mineral-rich water created by the geology of the region concentrat...↓
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Comment From: Gena DiLabio

9/17/23 @ 12:18 PM
I favor the protection of Cascade River.
It's reassuring to know my drinking water is in a protected state. It's cheaper to protect clean water than clean it up after it's polluted.
Cascade River has regionally unique recreation value. it has a genet...↓
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Comment From: Teresa Dix

9/17/23 @ 10:44 AM
Maria Koberstein,

I am writing about the proposal to make Cascade River an Outstanding Water Source. This river is so beautiful and wild, it is a perfect source of quality water and should be protected from any degradation. As a birder I see that it...↓
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Comment From: Judith Downey

9/17/23 @ 12:00 AM
I’m writing in support of the proposed Outstanding Resource Waters designations for the upper watershed of the Cascade River, the upper watershed of the Green River, and the Napeequa River. These areas have provided immense value for generations, and...↓
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Comment From: Lorelette Knowles

9/17/23 @ 12:00 AM
I am writing today in support of the proposed rulemaking to designate parts of the Cascade, Green, and Napeequa River systems as Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW).

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Comment From: Shane Wolfe

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Erick Moreno

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Anthony Meronte

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Renea R

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Kimberly Wisniowicz

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Tonya Moore

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Kurt Moore

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Karla Peregrino

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Mary Fisher

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Harold Ross

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: KS Knudsen

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: V Gagova

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Joanne Thomas

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Allen DuPoy

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Fred Slipper

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Tammy Smallman

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Susan Carson

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Martin H

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Tatiana H

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Ingrid Dahnke

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Comett Bly

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Sara Ray Morton

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Dving Miller

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Volus Merkle

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Tim Bable

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Marie Compton

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Diane Crummett

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Tammy Slaughter

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Evelyn Get

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Roberta Gibson

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Mer Hernandez

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Ruth Ann Gruber

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Beverly Schroeder

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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Comment From: Peggy Comin

9/16/23 @ 12:00 AM
Soap Lake is a scientific marvel created by the geological processes of the region over millions of years, concentrating the minerals in this ancient lake which has no inlet or outlet. The Lake is a “unique and regionally rare habitat.” Soap Lake is ...↓
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