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Bug Night Helps Monitor Rivers for Pollution

By Doug MacPherson on Thursday, February 21, 2002.

An unusual new kind of social activity is taking Concord by storm. Some of the more than 50 participants drive from out-of-state. They range in age from mid-teens to mid-seventies. They meet every other Wednesday night at Saint Paul?s School. There?s no dancing or drinking involved, although there is a certain amount of denatured alcohol. The participants meet for three hours at a time ? to identify bugs. NHPR?s Doug MacPherson reports.

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