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Cornell Scientists Plan For Skimming Nitrogen From Hog Creek Waters

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The headwaters of Hog Creek in Springs.

The headwaters of Hog Creek in Springs.

authorMichael Wright on Jun 22, 2022
Scientists from the Cornell Cooperative Extension are mounting an exploration of the bottomlands of Hog Creek in Springs in an effort to identify where groundwater contaminated with nitrogen from human... more

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