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#Mercury remains a persistent poison in Connecticut’s Still River

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“#Mercury remains a persistent poison in Connecticut’s Still River” Hat factories in Danbury, like the one featured on this early 20th century postcard, left mercury pollution in the Still River that researchers are still detecting today. Credit: UConn Library Archives and Special Collections Western Connecticut is known for rolling hills, rich history, and industry, such…

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