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NewsJune 21, 2006

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is asking the public for information to determine if a stream can or does support swimming or other recreational activities. Those that are designated for swimming must meet more stringent bacteria standards to protect the public. ...

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The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is asking the public for information to determine if a stream can or does support swimming or other recreational activities. Those that are designated for swimming must meet more stringent bacteria standards to protect the public. The department tests each body of water and post results from the study on its Web site at www.dnr.mo.gov/env/wpp/wqstandards/uaa/. Interested parties may submit their comments by Nov. 15 by mailing to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Use Attainability Analysis, P.O. Box 176, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101, by e-mail to cleanwater@dnr.mo.gov or by fax (573) 522-9920.

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