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We all live downstream
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We all live downstream
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This video examines Oregon's Tualatin River, a waterway that struggles to survive under pressure from nonpoint source pollution. Like many fresh water supplies across our nation, the Tualatin absorbs pollution from a variety of sources. Examining how local residents and government officials are trying to reduce the nonpoint source pollution and tips on how each of us could play a role in cleaning up the nation's drinking water supplies are discussed.
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Title
We all live downstream
Call No
TD 223.8 W4 1996
Authors
Dodrill, Steve
Oregon State University Agricultural Communications
Subjects
Water pollution--Tualatin River.
Hazardous wastes--Environmental aspects--Tualatin River.
Nonpoint source pollution--Tualatin River.
Tualatin River.
Language
English
Published
Oregon : Oregon State University Extension Service, 1996.
Publication Desc
1 DVD (28 min.) : sd., col. ; 12 cm.+ 1 folded sheet.
Dimensions
12 cm.+
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