Second, the quality of the groundwater should be taken into consideration when determining its appropriateness for use in dust control measures or other uses. Effects on vegetation on private property. Loss of wildlife habitat. Pumping limited to that amount that will not reduce vegetation in the lake area. Previous studies examined dust control measures using surface water.
More study is needed.
Do not let vegetation be primary or only monitoring trigger. Management objectives for the lake should include the control or eradication of salt cedar. Possible changes in mosquito population. Impacts of subsidence on shallow-water habitats as a result of changed topography. Look for opportunities to restore and enhance biological resources.