Positively New Jersey: Finding the source of the Cooper River
The Cooper River that empties in Camden was once 40% raw sewage.
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Jul 26, 2022, 10:08 PM
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413ds agoThe Cooper River that empties in Camden was once 40% raw sewage.
Thanks to the 1971 Clean Water Act and other efforts in recent decades, life has returned to the river.
A recent six-day expedition set out to open the world's eyes to a wonder that is right here in New Jersey.
On this latest edition of Brian’s Positively New Jersey, Brian Donohue went right to the source.
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