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Articles on Public Health from the Baltimore News BES ID 107
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Chris Boone ,     Email: boone@ohio.edu
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2003-03-09
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Titles and dates of articles appearing in the Baltimore News that relate to public health issues with a special focus of sewers
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Public Health, Sewers, Baltimore News, Newspapers RG: BES Demography - Socioeconomic
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Athens,  OH
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http://www.beslter.org
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The Baltimore Ecosystem Study ultimately will conduct research and educational activities throughout the Baltimore metropolitan area. This large area includes Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and the counties of Ann Arundel, Carrol, Harford, Howard, and Montgomery. Gwynns Falls includes agricultural lands, recently suburbanized areas, established suburbs, and dense urban areas having residential, commercial and open spaces. In addition, a reference area has been established in a forested catchment of the Gunpowder drainage in Oregon Ridge County Park. 
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<givenName>Jonathan</givenName>
<surName>Walsh</surName>
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<organizationName>Institute of Ecosystem Studies</organizationName>
<positionName>Data Manager</positionName>
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<deliveryPoint>IES</deliveryPoint>
<deliveryPoint>Box AB, 65 Sharon Tpke</deliveryPoint>
<city>Millbrook</city>
<administrativeArea>NY</administrativeArea>
<postalCode>12545</postalCode>
<country>USA</country>
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<phone phonetype="voice">845-677-7600</phone>
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<electronicMailAddress>walshj@ecostudies.org</electronicMailAddress>
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<organizationName>Baltimore Ecosystem Study</organizationName>
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<deliveryPoint>Room 134 TRC Building</deliveryPoint>
<deliveryPoint> University of Maryland, Baltimore County</deliveryPoint>
<deliveryPoint> 5200 Westland Blvd</deliveryPoint>
<city>Baltimore</city>
<administrativeArea>MD</administrativeArea>
<postalCode>21227</postalCode>
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