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Field Notes: PFAS and Hoosick Falls, NY Locked
Field Notes: PFAS and Hoosick Falls, NY
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Field Notes: Onondaga Lake’s Unfinished Story
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Field Notes: Onondaga Lake’s Unfinished Story
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Field Notes: Love Canal
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Field Notes: Love Canal
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Field Notes: Love Canal
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Field Notes: What's going on with Rochester's Water Supply?
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Field Notes: Bottled Water is a Scam
April 30
Field Notes: Lead pipes are worse than we thought
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Field Notes: Lead pipes are worse than we thought
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Field Notes: Lead pipes are worse than we thought
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Field Notes! Skaneateles Lake Update
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On August 21st, 1986, a lake in Cameroon killed 1,800 people overnight. No earthquake. No flood. No warning. The villagers went to sleep and didn't wake up. Cattle, birds, insects... everything within 25 kilometers, dead by morning. The village near Lake Nyos had 4 survivors. The cause wasn't what anyone expected. And the part of this story that most coverage skips entirely (the part that's still unresolved today) is what this episode is really about. If you haven't tuned in yet, here's what I cover: (1) How carbon dioxide was silently building beneath the surface for decades (2) How the reason the eruption happened is debated in science Article April 15 Mystery Week Overview: Lake Nyos Explosion On August 21st, 1986, a lake in Cameroon killed 1,800 people overnight. No earthquake. No flood. No warning. The villagers went to sleep and Image April 10 
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