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Water quality mangement changes discussed

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Water quality is important to everyone in Cook County and keeping our lakes and streams in  excellent condition is an on-going job. WTIP’s Jay Andersen spoke with county water planner Ilena Berg and lakeshore coalition member Biz Clark about water monitoring.


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