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The United States and Canada have teamed up to clean up and remediate some of the most polluted areas in the Great Lakes Watershed. Forty-three areas of concern have been identified: 26 located entirely within the United States; 12 located wholly within Canada; and five that are shared by both countries. Learn more about these AOCs and see where they are located by visiting this EPA page.
February 18, 2008 12:15 PM | Category: Great Lakes