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Climate change and our waterways
Most people assume the water they are drinking is safe and protected by government regulations. However, one community in Central New York is learning that even the most pristine of lakes can fall prey to the effects of climate change. This segment is part of an ongoing public media reporting initiative called peril and promise, telling the human stories and solutions of climate change.
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