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Dr. Bernard Shanks

Six Major Dams on the Missouri are Full and the Spring Thaw is Coming

“There is a very real threat of a flood that will have St. Louis in chest high water……”

Wednesday, June 22

Dr. Bernard Shanks, an advisor at the Resource Renewal Institute, has studied the six main stem Missouri River dams for over four decades. He has worked for the US Geological Survey, served as Director of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and on the staff of former governors of California and Arizona on land and wildlife policy. The author of three books on public lands and natural resources, he is now completing a book on the hazards of the Missouri River dams.

dr bernard shanks, june 22, 2011

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'Dr. Bernard Shanks – The Potential for Catastrophe in the Missouri River Region – July 22, 2011' has 1 comment

  1. June 23, 2011 @ 12:53 am Raymond

    Great Show !!! Very Interesting.Keep em rolling in!

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