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[Rodriguez said officials won't know how much oil, gas and other pollutants got into the water until divers go down to investigate.] If they're not leaking now, they will be soon, ... What we're seeing right now is just sheening — we're not seeing large pockets of gas or oil.

There is mold in the classroom. The heating and AC units leak. I have seen teachers have to move students out of the way because the AC unit is leaking on one side of the class. I saw a teacher move a row of kids over because water was leaking on one side of the room.

We'll walk over to Frick Park (in neighboring Pittsburgh) and observe the watershed, the stream and test the water. We'll look for different pollutants and the level of life sustainability the water can hold.

His expertise is water research, indicating human odor from under the water. He can give divers a narrower search area.

Storm water is a source of pollution, because there are pollutants in our environment that the storm water picks up.

The persistent, toxic chemicals we identified in this study are important, heavily used industrial substances, some of which are produced in quantities up to 500 million pounds a year. At the very least, Americans have a right to know if companies are releasing these pollutants into their communities. In fact, we should have begun tracking these pollutants years ago. Instead of curbing reports on the most worrisome pollutants to please industry, the Bush Administration should be expanding the tracking system to inform and protect the public.

A lot of it has to do with keeping dirt, filth and debris, any pollutants, out of the water.

Michael Davidson

These dumps of water have very high phosphorous counts and all the pollutants that come from the lake. The 1990s were a time of rapid technological change, and Pex embodied a calm approach to it all.

These dumps of water have very high phosphorous counts and all the pollutants that come from the lake,

All places that hold water after rain are called water pockets.

We jumped in the water and tens of sharks and large snappers immediately swam up to the boat to investigate us. After giving it some thought, we decided to jump all together. We did, the sharks swam away, and they came back later with a less aggressive behavior. Safety is in numbers. ... These were fishes that have never seen humans before.

I know we had water leaking into some rooms on the second floor.

Two senior administration officials told me his wife suggested sending Wilson to Niger to investigate the Italian report. The CIA says its counter-proliferation officials selected Wilson and asked his wife to contact him.

I was really happy with what the divers did all year long. The diving competition was more of a relaxed atmosphere, which allowed the divers to let it all out and not be worried. Michael Bennett became our sixth and final NCAA zone qualifier. So all of our divers qualified for the NCAA zone meet. I did not expect that to happen, but I think that it is great that it did.

We don't want mercury based pollutants in our water or in the air we breathe. We're especially concerned about the adverse affects on children and pregnant women.

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