Regional drought pushed Lake Hartwell low enough to expose trash usually hidden underwater; 148 volunteers across 14 sites in five counties removed about 8,300 pounds, including a record 36 tires
- A prolonged drought has lowered Lake Hartwell enough to expose shoreline debris that normally sits underwater, giving volunteers an unusual opportunity to remove years of accumulated litter.
- According to WYFF 4, a recent cleanup brought together 148 volunteers who collected about 8,300 pounds of trash, including a record 36 tires.
- The Lake Hartwell Partners for Clean Water and the U.
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- A prolonged drought has lowered Lake Hartwell enough to expose shoreline debris that normally sits underwater, giving volunteers an unusual opportunity to remove years of accumulated litter.
- According to WYFF 4, a recent cleanup brought together 148 volunteers who collected about 8,300 pounds of trash, including a record 36 tires.
- The Lake Hartwell Partners for Clean Water and the U.
Sources: Times of India