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Roger Wood Podcast: On Protecting Great Bay

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Matt Wyatt

Roger Wood (www.indepthnh.org) interviews Blaine Cox, Rochester’s City Manager; Dr. John Coon, technical advisor to the City of Rochester; and Melissa Paly, the official water keeper for the Conservation Law Foundation.

Click here to listen to the podcast.

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