Our State Geography in a Snap: bodies of water

woah,thats a lot of information.

Hi great people who are truthful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was the most helpful thing all day. I always know it is true unlike Wikipedia.

this was barely helpful..... it did not tell me the basic bares of my county and that was annoying... respond quick, my project notes are due by the 11th!

Although being rerouted from the DEQ page, I wasn't able to find information on contamination of water bodies in my area in Chapel Hill/Carrboro and specifically Hogan Lake. I saw on another DEQ or EPA website that Hogan Lake was found to have mercury in the fish, and that's why there's a policy at the lake that allows people to catch the fish, but not to eat them without mention of potential of eating toxic mercury. I know the lake is restocked with fish and some people catch and eat the fish.
I wish it was easier to find info on contaminated bodies of water. It's surprising there is so much contamination! Public hearings on wastewater and air pollutant discharge permits for private businesses aren't publicized well. I wish there was more transparency. We need to start caring for the land and other living things better and allow them to restore the balance of our ecosystems. I know at Hogan Lake that beavers are killed or trapped and relocated; beavers help prevent erosion. The HOA controls these policies without much resident notification or input except during elections.

This was not helpful at all

i was trying to find the importance of duplin county bodies of water