Our Reports
Reports posted will include research reports from our monitored studies, data gathered from local, state and federal agencies as well as reports from various FOSL team members and friends.
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This report provides overhead visuals showing the changes in Rush Creek and the Silver Lake Delta from the 1940s through our present day.
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Enlargement of Sediment area at Rush Creek entrance to Silver Lake (advance of the Delta) from 1963-1994, shown schematically shown schematically from Storage Capacity, Detention Time, And Selected Sediment Deposition Characteristics For Gull and Silver Lakes, Mono County, California, U.S. Geological survey Open-File Report 95-702 Prepared in cooperation with the Mono County Energy Management Department, Sacramento, CA 1996.
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FOSL will be posting scientific analysis and reports as they become available.
Environmental & Scientific
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FOSL reports will be posted as they become available.
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FOSL reports will be posted as they become available.
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FOSL reports will be posted as they become available.
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Our Friends’ Reports
The following includes research materials from third-party organizations who are doing good work in our mutual mission to preserve and protect Silver Lake and its surrounding environs.
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The following 1997 report is the only known recent scientific historical sedimentation collection, data analysis and remediation document for Rush Creek and Silver Lake. During the February 13, 2024 Rush Creek Relicensing Community Meeting hosted by SCE, SCE officials stated the Groeneveld study was being reviewed and considered. FOSL has not seen any evidence that SCE is considering replicating the results of this scientific sediment analysis.
The ESSLIA FERC Submissions set forth areas of common concern FOSL has regarding the SCE Rush Creek Hydroelectric Project as well as possible ways to address future accelerate sedimentation build up due to local hydroelectric activities.
Photo Credit: Casey Horner