Scientists used a fluorescent dye to trace treated wastewater in Patchogue River and Bay. This experiment helped understand water movement and its impact on shellfish production areas. The study aimed to determine safe harvesting zones and plan for potential spills. Researchers monitored dye levels to measure flow and dispersion after discharge. Information gathered will aid environmental management and shellfish safety regulations.
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