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LTE: Charles River Not Safe for Swimming, Key Reasons

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After 40 years, the Charles River is still unsafe for swimming. The only swimming permitted in the Charles is in the Lower Basin—the area between Watertown and Boston Harbor. Even there, swimming is only permitted through special permits, and events are often canceled due to poor water quality. Sadly, this further proves that the Charles River is still not safe for swimming. Fortunately, the EPA has introduced a new plan to address the ongoing i…

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LTE: Charles River Not Safe for Swimming, Key Reasons

After 40 years, the Charles River is still unsafe for swimming. The only swimming permitted in the Charles is in the Lower Basin—the area between Watertown and Boston Harbor. Even there, swimming is only permitted through special permits, and events are often canceled due to poor water quality. Sadly, this further proves that the Charles River is still not safe for swimming. Fortunately, the EPA has introduced a new plan to address the ongoing i…

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