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Topic: water pollution (page 2)

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Frackers fined $2.3 million

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How humans ruined Yellowstone

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Sending wastewater downriver

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The new threat to seafood

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In this Feb. 7, 1975 file photo, Ruth Patrick, a pioneer in the study of water pollution, talks about her selection as this year's winner of the John and Alice Tyler Ecology Prize in Beverly Hills, Calif. Patrick, a scientist whose research on freshwater ecosystems led to groundbreaking ways to measure pollution in rivers and streams, has died Monday, Sept. 23, 2013, according to the Academy of Natural Sciences at Drexel University in Philadelphia. She was 105. (AP/George Brich)

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Simulation showing the ten-year trajectory of the radiation released after the Fukushima disaster (Screenshot, Adrift.org.au)

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