While this is true, it is less impressive to have a headline of "Foxconn to use rounding error amounts of water from lake Michigan." And less likely to get pe

While this is true, it is less impressive to have a headline of "Foxconn to use rounding error amounts of water from lake Michigan." And less likely to get people rallied to your cause, which I am assuming the headline/article are about. My specific concern over use of this dynamic resource[1] is the potential environmental damage due to chemical use/handling, and potential for hazard to life and limb from this. Michigan doesn't quite have a great history with this, courtesy of other large chemical companies. Basically hydrology impacts are the least of my concerns. [1] see http://www.miseagrant.umich.edu/lessons/lessons/by-broad-concept/earth-science/data-sets/hydrology-of-the-great-lakes-long-term-trends/background-hydrology-of-the-great-lakes-long-term-trends/ http://www.miseagrant.umich.edu/lessons/lessons/by-broad-con...