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I live north of Newberry,

I live north of Newberry, Michigan. It is so depressing to see the levels of our Great Lakes. Where water USE to be, you can walk out in the lake bed quite a way before getting wet. The water doesn't ROAR over the Tahquamenon Falls like it use to. And the low level of Lake Superior is also causing the residents in our area to have higher electric bills. People need to start conserving on every aspect of their lives every day of their lives.

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