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To: PROLIFE who wrote (1152)2/2/2004 11:28:22 AM
From: Neocon  Respond to of 6227
 
I have seen the Rio Grande in New Mexico. With such a low volume of water much of the year, and the maquilladores frequently emitting effluviants into it, I can imagine that it can get pretty rank. I do not know the precise current reputation of the Potomac, in respect of pollution. Obviously, some efforts were made since I was a teenager to get it cleaner. Still, I think most people are more comfortable fishing down towards Quantico, about an hour south of the city.........



To: PROLIFE who wrote (1152)2/2/2004 12:03:02 PM
From: bob  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6227
 
Guess that is the way with most of our rivers. Connecticut river is probably 100% cleaner now than a few years back but I certainly would not eat the fish.


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