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Flying Above Lake Lanier

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By Gloria Dawson

The condition of Lake Lanier highlight the indirect effects of the drought. Other lakes in the area do not show the same effects. Lake Lanier is so far down because the Corps of Engineers is releasing water out of the lake at a high rate to supply water further down stream.

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