Why New York City Is Tackling Water Pollution Naturally

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By Chrystal JohnsonNov 30, 2015, 1:00 pm105 pts
Brooklyn residents are very familiar with the Gowanus Canal in New York City. This canal has become one of the most polluted the waterways in the U.S. thanks to waste disposal and sewage runoff as well as industrial pollution from paper mills, chemical plants and gas plants. It’s so polluted, in fact, that it…

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