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PA Headlines | July 20th | A deep dive into the Juniata, post-dam removals.


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Today we have a deep dive for you: 

Pennsylvania’s rivers and streams are home to thousands of dams, more than any other state.  Pennsylvania also leads the nation in dam removals.  A branch of the Juniata River is changing, after two dams were removed last summer. 

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