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Monday, December 05, 2005A look at Top 10 polluters along the Ohio RiverIf you're interested in keeping tabs, here are the 10 dirtiest companies on the old Ohio:Beacon Journal | 12/05/2005 | A look at Top 10 polluters along the Ohio River (A look at Top 10 polluters along the Ohio River) |
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I compiled nearly 70 pages on this state called -- Ohio: little known facts. There is information here that is just amazing. You can access it at: http://uglyohio.modblog.com.
If you look at the Ohio River using Google Earth, you can actually see that just beyond the biggest commercial buildings, where the pollution is coming from and what it looks like. The colors range from brown to gray, but present usually are white foamy bubbles. The North Bend area is pretty dirty.
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Thanks for posting.
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