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When the source(s) of the pollution is found, who is going to pay for the cleanup? Are the carp helping to absorb and clean up the contamination in beneficial amounts?
This could be the beginning of a nationwide fish story study.
Utah County needs to have a Riverkeeper/Lakekeeper organization.
contact ztlp@yahoo.com subject: Riverkeeper
this is really really sad that the lake is getting polluted so much
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