Dredging Lake Mitchell 'pointless without wetlands upstream,' say DWU students who conducted lake project
“What they found is that if that wetland is in place and we take out half the sediment, then eventually — with about 10 or so refills of the lake — the remaining sediment would get sufficiently rinsed out if the water coming in is cleaner,” DWU biochemistry professor Paula Mazzer said of the findings from the student-led lake project.
Source: mitchellrepublic.com