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Chattahoochee River, Atlanta

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What to know about the Chattahoochee River fish kill
An "unprecedented" fish kill along the Chattahoochee River has sparked investigations and raised concerns about the precious waterway's health. Catch up quick: City and state ange

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Atlanta metro downpour leads to massive fish kill on the Chattahoochee River
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Chattahoochee River fish kill linked to Atlanta flood, drought, and sewage overflow
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'Unprecedented' Fish Kill in Georgia River Linked to Recent Flooding
Drought, polluted stormwater runoff, and sewage overflows contributed to an “unprecedented” fish kill in Georgia, the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper said on May 23 in a press release.

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'Unprecedented' Fish Die-Off Affecting Thousands of Animals in the Chattahoochee River Possibly Linked to Heavy Rainfall
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Perfect storm of factors led to ‘unprecedented’ 20-mile fish kill in major river
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Atlanta flooding contributes to 'unprecedented' number of dead fish in Georgia river

Flooding in Atlanta in late May helped lead to a high number of fish kill in the Chattahoochee River downstream of Peachtree Creek, officials said.
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Sewage overflows, drought, heavy runoff blamed for massive Chattahoochee River fish kill

An investigation into the major fish kill directly downstream of Peachtree Creek suggests that a months-long drought followed by a torrential flash flood created lethal river conditions. Environmental personnel from multiple agencies, including the Georgia ...
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Chattahoochee River E. coli levels spike more than 17 times the healthy limit

High E. coli levels in the Chattahoochee River pose a health risk for swimmers. Check the water color on Neighborhood Water Watch before entering.
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