Photo by Elliott LaVercombe on Unsplash 24 January Despite increasing pollution, Pennsylvanians are still spending time in waterways, state report says Pennsylvanians spend about as much recreation time in the state’s waterways as they did two years ago, despite an increase in agricultural toxins trickling into the rivers. Read the Full Article on www.post-gazette.com
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