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<< I discovered that there are a full 6
pages devoted to contaminated fish; what species, which waters, and what
contaminants are present. This is a very sad commentary on how we treat
our planet.>>
It was a real eye opener for me when I saw my first Indiana fish advisory.
Many streams have a 100% advisory: no one should eat anything from those
waters.
I still point it out to folks I don't think are aware of it. And I try to
convice them to be as outraged as I am. >>
I must add that Indiana includes the fish consumption advisory in the free
annual "Fishing Regulations Guide." Years ago, it was a rather obscure
brochure you had to special order.
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