Maumee River fish kill estimate rises to 24,500; ODA investigates potential violations

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Cleanup efforts are continuing weeks after a fertilizer spill into Huston Creek in Henry County led to a major fish kill throughout an 11-mile stretch of the Maumee River in Ohio. Read the full story by WTOL-TV – Toledo, OH.

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Maumee River fish kill estimate rises to 24,500; ODA investigates potential violations

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