Throughout southwestern Pennsylvania, old mines channel water tainted with heavy metals such as iron and aluminum into creeks and streams, killing aquatic life and disrupting the food chain.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Murrysville will use $2 million to clean mine drainage in Lyons Run watershed
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