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With 8 billion liters of raw sewage recently dumped into the St. Lawrence River by the city of Montreal as part of a planned repair to their sewage and storm water drain system, are we really focusing on the right issue. Listen to Marc Thorpe, a 27-year guide on the St. Lawrence River and noted conservationist as he sheds light on the real issue.
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