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High Acidity Levels Found In Mountain Lakes
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Rain and snow with acidity almost as strong as raw vinegar have been detected in some high Colorado mountain lakes, scientists report. Dr. John Harte, a biologist with the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, said measurements taken over the past year near Crested Butte show a very high acid level
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