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8/11/2007
Even after three decades of clean-water efforts, they remain Northeast Ohio's unwholesome trinity - summer storms, sewage overflows and swimming in Lake Erie.
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5/24/2007
Environmentalists and legislators want the state to know the answer to a question few are willing to ask: "Where does poop go when a toilet flushes?"
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5/24/2007
Municipal sewage systems like Toledo's would be forced to notify the state and the public whenever they discharge raw sewage into Ohio waters under a bill introduced yesterday in the Ohio House.
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5/24/2007
More than 10 billion gallons of untreated raw sewage were dumped into Lake Erie from dozens of communities in 2005, according to a report an environmental group released Wednesday morning.
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12/31/2007
Fourteen months after completion of a $48 million addition to the city's wastewater-treatment system, Toledo's Bay View treatment plant no longer dumps raw sewage into the Maumee River. Although untreated sewage continues to flow through combined sewer outfalls located along the Maumee and Ottawa rivers during heavy rains each year, the raw sewage that once routinely overwhelmed the water treatment plant on North Summit Street is under control.
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10/13/2007
Ashtabula County ranked among the top counties in the country for its number of entities that violated water discharge permits more than once during 2005.
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Dover Chemical: Firm not to blame for all violations - New Philadelphia Times Reporter
10/12/2007
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10/12/2007
Ohio communities and industries violated federal clean water standards more often than in any other state, an environmental group contends.
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Dover firm in top water polluters - Canton Repository
10/12/2007
COLUMBUS A Tuscarawas County company is one of the worst water polluters in the state and contributes to Ohio's rank as the worst state for water pollution violations, according to a report released on the 35th anniversary of the federal Clean Water Act.
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10/12/2007
Ohio was No. 1 in the United States in 2005 in excessive and illegal discharges from sewage plants and factories that polluted waterways, according to a new report.
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10/12/2007
COLUMBUS - Ohio ranked first in the nation in the number of times its major factories and cities released an unauthorized amount of harmful chemicals and untreated sewage into waterways, according to a report released by an environmental group Thursday.
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10/11/2007
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio ranked first in the nation in the number of times its major factories and cities released an unauthorized amount of harmful chemicals and untreated sewage into waterways, according to a report released by an environmental group Thursday.
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05/24/2008
Ohio health officials plan to monitor bacteria levels in Lake Erie this summer, employing computer models to warn swimmers of high pollution levels. Environmentalists last summer ranked the region's beaches among the worst in the nation for water quality.
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02/16/2008
State Sen. Tim Grendell has introduced legislation he says corrects problematic wording with the existing compact to protect the Great Lakes.
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