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Chlorine Gas Damages Graniteville Plant Life
After a chlorine gas release near Graniteville, trees and shrubs show browning and defoliation up to a mile away. Junipers died. live oaks show varied damage. bottomland species are more vulnerable. Clemson and University of Georgia researchers note long term effects. soil chemistry may neutralize chlorine. guidance includes soil testing, limestone, slow release fertilizer, pruning, watering, and safety removals.
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Graniteville
Horse Creek
Bridge Creek
Graniteville Pond
Kim Cotler
University of Georgia
Robert Lippert
Clemson University
Aiken County
Clemson Extension
Clemson.edu
Sion
Department of Health and Environmental Control
DHEC
Clemson University Extension Office