4.25M gallon sewage spill flows down valley from Pueblo into John Martin Reservoir
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The Pueblo sewage spill tainting the Lower Arkansas Valley will reach popular John Martin Reservoir State Park Monday, prompting don’t-touch-the-water warnings for two lakes already suffering from massive toxic algae blooms.
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What happened
The Pueblo sewage spill tainting the Lower Arkansas Valley will reach popular John Martin Reservoir State Park Monday, prompting don’t-touch-the-water warnings for two lakes already suffering from massive toxic algae blooms.
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Follow-up questions
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