Columbus – Residents and visitors may see fountains, pumps and fleets of motor boats churning the waters of Grand Lake St. Marys next summer, based on recommendations from Battelle Memorial Institute for reducing toxic blue-green algae in the lake. Aeration techniques were among 73 proposals screened by scientists to fix the environmental problems that essentially […]
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