Lake St. Clair beaches are closed to swimmers. Fish is unsafe to eat. A foul smell wafts over Grosse Pointe when winds blow off the lake. Boaters no longer boat. Marinas have gone out of business.
Restaurants are closed.
Unable to drink tap water, residents are forced to buy drinking water imported from northern Canada at a high cost. While this hasn't happened yet , this scenario is the future of Lake St. Clair if YOU and other members of the Lake St. Clair Watershed Management Committee don't come up with a plan to reduce pollution in the lake. It is up to your group to present a plan, using Power Point, to local governments. You'll describe the watershed, sources of pollution, current status, monitoring methods, and recommendations to prevent the lake from becoming a big pond of wastewater. A description of the Lake St. Clair watershed location, population, and land uses.