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Jennifer McNelly on nitrate pollution sources in groundwater

Portage County water resource specialist Jennifer McNelly discusses testing well water in Nelsonville to assess how much agricultural and septic system waste contribute to contamination by nitrates.

By Nathan Denzin | Here & Now

December 13, 2022 • West Central Region

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