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It would almost be beautiful if not for the toxic breeze

By: A. Squeaky Wheel

Tags: Lincoln Place Action Group, Ron Gulla, Stephanie Hallowich, Washington County, your bloggers

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Gazing across Stephanie's flowback pond are Stephanie Hallowich, members of the Lincoln Place Action Group, Hannah Abelbeck, and Ron Gulla

If the freshwater impoundment pit were a few feet wider, it could be regulated as a reservoir under Pennsylvania law, which guides the placement, construction, impacts, and discharges of man-made bodies of water. No permit is required for the impoundment, filled with fresh water drained from Cross Creek Lake.

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