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Clean Water Advocates Encourage People to Check Out This Online Tool
The Connecticut River Conservancy offers a way to check E. coli test results from the river and its tributaries.
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Swimming or Boating the Connecticut River? This Tool Helps Avoid Dirty Water
An online tool can help swimmers and boaters determine if certain New England waterways are safe from bacterial contamination to help them avoid getting sick. “The Connecticut River often is very clean for swimming and boating,” said Ryan O’Donnell, a water quality monitoring coordinator with the Connecticut River Conservancy, a group that helps maintain New England’s longest river. Before...
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Thanks to Coldplay, Trash and Plastic are Getting Removed from This River
The band Coldplay is sponsoring a waste “Interceptor” that’s floating down the Klang River in Malaysia. The Ocean Cleanup uses these to remove plastic from the waterway.
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Interceptor 005 Traps Water Pollution Before It Enters the Sea in Malaysia
Dutch non-profit organization The Ocean Cleanup created the Interceptor 005 with a sponsorship from UK band Coldplay.
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Ex.-Michigan Gov. Snyder Charged in Flint Water Crisis
Former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder has been charged with two counts of willful neglect of duty in the Flint water crisis
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Trump Pushes New Environmental Rollbacks on Way Out the Door
Down to its final weeks, the Trump administration is working to push through dozens of rollbacks that could weaken century-old protections for migratory birds, expand Arctic drilling and hamstring future regulation of public health threats
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Unwanted Nickels From Vt. Cans and Bottles Now Fund Clean Water Projects
A recent change to state law in Vermont, one largely invisible to consumers, is expected to have a big impact on the environment. After Vermonters finish a soda or a beer, what they choose to do with their empties could now help the planet in a whole new way. “It is something you can easily do at home, and make…
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Recycled Bottles and Cans in Vt. Help Fund Clean Water Projects
Bottles and cans with deposits in Vermont can be redeemed for nickels, but if they are thrown in the recycling, that change now supports the Clean Water Fund.