Скачать или смотреть Water's Edge: NJ Spotlight News writer Jon Hurdle describes efforts to further improve water quality

The Delaware River’s most densely populated urban stretch is no longer the “open sewer” that it had become by the mid-20th century. But environmentalists as well as state and federal officials agree there’s more work to be done, especially in the cleanup of outflows from wastewater treatment plants. Read more about those ongoing efforts: https://bit.ly/3m0POLa

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