Experts say animal waste may cause water issues at beaches
Beach closures at Emerson Park continue after heavy rain as lake activity stirs fecal matter and fertilizer into the water. County officials discuss runoff, barrier land around waterways, and a proposed sea wall with drainage channels to reduce bacteria levels. the park loses revenue when closures halt parking and concessions.
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Bob Brower
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Dave Miller
County Planing Department
Emerson Park
Six steps to cleaner beaches through home action
The National Resources Defense Council and the Environmental Protection Agency outline six practical steps to keep beaches clean. Conserve water to reduce sewage overflows, direct roof runoff to lawns, pick up pet waste, use natural fertilizers and native plants, dispose of boat sewage properly, and stay informed to support pollution cleanup efforts locally and nationally.
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National Resources Defense Council
Environmental Protection Agency
Epa.gov
Emerson Park
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