An acid apocalypse
from Catchment Detox
For some places around the country it's almost too late to save them. Nothing lives or grows in the acid sulfate soil and waters of Bottle Bend Lagoon, an oxbow lake that only connects to the main river when the water rises high enough. That hasn't happened for awhile.
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