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Water pollution in the Puget Sound

Water pollution in the Puget Sound

Clamming on the Puget Sound. (Photo by Olga Baos Mallol)

Olga Baos Mallol

Unity College

March 08, 2022
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How is water pollution in the Puget Sound in Washington state affecting the different communities and the diverse population of salmon and orcas? My story below explains:

A story of an Orca- its fate and uncertain future.

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