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At some point he was using 2/3 of the creek.

• markdown 7y ago
  For a short stretch. The water goes back in at the end. It's a completely environmentally sustainable system.
  • Someone 7y ago
    There are at least the following environmental impacts possible: - decreasing the amount of water available downstream. - changing were the downstream water ends up. - changing the speed of water downstream. - changing the variability in the stream’s deficit the downstream. - making it harder/impossible for animals to move along the stream. I would think this does do the last, and, likely, also the next to last.