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August 22, 2008--Grand County loses land, water as traditions fade (Grand County Sky Hi Daily News)

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August 15, 2008--Ocean dead zones double to more than 400 worldwide, researchers say (L.A. Times)

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August 12, 2008--'Blitz' to test water at hundreds of locations in Rocky Mountain National Park (Rocky Mountain News)

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August 2, 2008--City project explores benefits of sludge (Pueblo Chieftain)

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July 31, 2008--Human waste as fertilizer for parks effective, but is it safe? (Grand Junction Sentinel)

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July 31, 2008--Groups seek limits on Mississippi, Gulf pollution (Denver Post)

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July 31, 2008--Government pesticide and fertilizer data dropped (Environmental News Network)

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July 18, 2008--Environmentalists sue EPA for cleaner water rules (Environmental News Network)

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July 15, 2008--U.S. corn production feeds expanding gulf dead zone (Environmental News Service)

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March 6, 2008--Sewage-based fertilizer safety doubted (Washington Post)

It was a farm idea with a big payoff and supposedly no downside: ridding lakes and rivers of raw sewage and industrial pollution by converting it all into a free, nutrient-rich fert

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