flyingmoles
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RE: crooked creek article cryptosporidium
2010/07/20 08:51:13
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Saw an episode on Monsters in us that pertained to that. (i think) Was traced to a cracked housing on the peoples well that was letting surface water leech into their well.
Eat what you catch,troll for cows.
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mr.crappie
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RE: crooked creek article cryptosporidium
2010/07/20 11:35:46
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I would not be surprised if all of that goose crap around there plus the dead animals that end up in all flood control dams were responsible for the high bacteria count. They normaly shut down a lot of these natural lakes every year for a couple of days because of e-coli bacteria. There prob. is not much you can do with a body of water that big, as far as treating it for bacteria,except limiting your exposer to it. sam
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RE: crooked creek article cryptosporidium
2010/07/20 14:05:56
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If a person gets sick or a fish dies in PA, it must be the Marcellus. Right?
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benthook62
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RE: crooked creek article cryptosporidium
2010/07/20 15:20:18
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ORIGINAL: ddubs3
If a person gets sick or a fish dies in PA, it must be the Marcellus. Right?
I dont think anyone said that, but i would bet many have died from it, and there will be more to come, you ever been out at 3am, and seen where some trucks dump?
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ddubs3
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RE: crooked creek article cryptosporidium
2010/07/20 15:49:03
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ORIGINAL: benthook62
ORIGINAL: ddubs3
If a person gets sick or a fish dies in PA, it must be the Marcellus. Right?
I dont think anyone said that, but i would bet many have died from it, and there will be more to come, you ever been out at 3am, and seen where some trucks dump?
Are they dumping or loading?
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Mags00
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RE: crooked creek article cryptosporidium
2010/07/20 16:55:26
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That's why I would never swim in a ACOE lake... I mean the water just doesn't look nice... No offense to those who do but honestly if you look at the water in Loyalhanna Lake, Conemaugh, or even Crooked Creek I wouldn't swim in it...
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RE: crooked creek article cryptosporidium
2010/07/20 17:45:54
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ORIGINAL: ddubs3
ORIGINAL: benthook62
ORIGINAL: ddubs3
If a person gets sick or a fish dies in PA, it must be the Marcellus. Right?
I dont think anyone said that, but i would bet many have died from it, and there will be more to come, you ever been out at 3am, and seen where some trucks dump?
Are they dumping or loading?
Good question.
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ddubs3
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RE: crooked creek article cryptosporidium
2010/07/20 18:37:16
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ORIGINAL: tippecanoe
ORIGINAL: ddubs3
ORIGINAL: benthook62
ORIGINAL: ddubs3
If a person gets sick or a fish dies in PA, it must be the Marcellus. Right?
I dont think anyone said that, but i would bet many have died from it, and there will be more to come, you ever been out at 3am, and seen where some trucks dump?
Are they dumping or loading?
Good question.
I'm betting they were loading. You can be permitted to withdraw water from rivers or lakes.
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