Comments on: Study aims to give endangered Shenandoah salamander better odds at survival

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By: Ruth P. Atkins

Ruth P. Atkins — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 14:07:24 +0000

Karen Dorrough (karen.dorrough@gmail.com) or (dorroughk@gmail.com) informed me Hellbenders Salamanders is an endangered species and were spotted in Blue River that runs through Milltown, Indiana.
Karen seems terribly worried that all of our Hellbenders Salamanders in Blue River is fixing to be killed because we are getting a big Biomass Plant right next to the Blue River that needs 700,000 gallons of water a day and will be dumping 700,000 thousand gallons of water a day.
In your opinion will the Biomass plant operating right next to our Blue River kill all of our Hellbenders Salamanders in Blue River?

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