Sewage Issues Facing The Meramec River: A Biologist’s Insight

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Sewage Issues Facing The Meramec River: A Biologist’s Insight

February 25, 2016 by doncorrigan

Pictured: Jason Knouft. Photo provided by Jason Knouft.

Associate Professor of Biology at Saint Louis University, Jason Knouft, talks with Don Corrigan about possible issues from raw sewage being pumped into the Meramec River because of the damaged Fenton Sewage Treatment Plant.

To hear the interview CLICK HERE.

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