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County's troubled waters
By: Scott Barker, Knoxville News Sentinel
(April 21, 2006) The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation added two additional Beaver Creek tributaries to the state's list of the most impaired and polluted waters. Two other North Knox County streams improved enough for removal. That still leaves 35 streams and their associated 357 miles in Knox County on the list...(more)
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