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Published October 17, 2012 at 480 × 311 in Another Milestone in Onondaga Lake Restoration: Initial Lake Cleanup Design Released by State Environmental Authorities
Twelve thousand newly-planted trees and plants are growing in the formerly contaminated wetlands around the former LCP site.

Twelve thousand newly-planted trees and plants are growing in the formerly contaminated wetlands around the former LCP site.

Twelve thousand newly-planted trees and plants are growing in the formerly contaminated wetlands around the former LCP site.

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