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Ohio EPA Photos Set 3 |
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| 57 Ohio EPA scientists study the health of Ohio’s streams and the organisms living in them | 58 Ohio EPA scientists study the health of Ohio’s streams and the organisms living in them | 59 Ohio EPA scientists study the health of Ohio’s streams and the organisms living in them | 60 Ohio EPA scientists study the health of Ohio’s streams and the organisms living in them |
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| 61 Ohio EPA scientists study the health of Ohio’s streams and the organisms living in them | 62 Stationary source of air pollution | 63 Abandoned mine | 64 Abandoned mine |
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| 65 Stream channelization means loss of riparian habitat and biodiversity | 66 Litter | 67 Abandoned/improperly closed water well | 68 Homeowners are the most frequent abusers of recommended pesticide application rates |
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| 69 Drinking water at the tap | 70 Wetlands | 71 Wetlands | 72 Cigarette smoke is a significant source of indoor air pollution |
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| 73 Abandoned mine | 74 Food should be thawed in a refrigerator instead of at room temperature, to prevent the buildup of harmful bacteria | 75 Ohio wetland | 76 Meadow |
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| 77 Dried out heavy clay soil typical of many regions in Ohio | 78 Ohio agriculture | 79 scrap tires | 80 Ohio highway |
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The photographs and materials on this Web page were provided by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and are used with permission. |
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Support for this project provided in part by the Ohio Board of Regents' Urban University Program |
YSU Public Service Institute, One University Plaza, Youngstown, Ohio 44555-3355. This site created by Carol Trube, September 2001. Contact us: urban-studies@cc.ysu.edu with questions regarding this site. Contact the Project Coordinator regarding the Mahoning River Watershed project This website is funded by a grant from US EPA and Ohio EPA. |