Sea Grant Illinois-Indiana
Burns Ditch
Real-time fluorometric assay for sewage presence: a cost-effective method to determine potential water quality threats to swimmers and ecosystem health
Assessment of Bacterial and Viral Contamination in Burns Ditch and Lake Water in Northwest Indiana
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