What Lies Beneath?
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Researchers are searching for a solution to rainwater and its many pollutants.
Rainwater containing pollutants, waste and motor oil are flowing into ponds across the country. As a result, thick algae grows at the bottom of these ponds creating environmental issues. In this segment, we visit some Researchers in North Carolina who are searching for a solution to this common problem.
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What Lies Beneath?
Clip: Season 5 Episode 14 | 6m 8sVideo has Closed Captions
Rainwater containing pollutants, waste and motor oil are flowing into ponds across the country. As a result, thick algae grows at the bottom of these ponds creating environmental issues. In this segment, we visit some Researchers in North Carolina who are searching for a solution to this common problem.
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