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Audiofn · 09-24-2004, 11:22 AM

This stuff is now at my back door up in Maine. It would be very sad to see it ruin our great lake. I hope that they come up with something quick to take care of this stuff.

I read and also heard on the news that they were running a number of tests with some chemicals on a few of the lakes in NH. Does anyone know what the results were of these test? Or is it to early to know?

Does extream cold kill this stuff? My only hope at my land in Maine is that they lower the lake substantially durring the winter. If the cold kills it I stand a chance of it staying at leaste a little bit from my dock.

09-24-2004, 11:22 AM	#6
Audiofn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Bedford, MA/Naples, ME Posts: 162 Thanks: 3 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	Concerned in Maine This stuff is now at my back door up in Maine. It would be very sad to see it ruin our great lake. I hope that they come up with something quick to take care of this stuff. I read and also heard on the news that they were running a number of tests with some chemicals on a few of the lakes in NH. Does anyone know what the results were of these test? Or is it to early to know? Does extream cold kill this stuff? My only hope at my land in Maine is that they lower the lake substantially durring the winter. If the cold kills it I stand a chance of it staying at leaste a little bit from my dock.