For most teenagers turning on a faucet and expecting clean water is as far as the thought process goes. However, after a recent project with the City of Great Bend, 73 Great Bend High School agriculture science students of Kevin Hoff now have knowledge that runs a bit deeper.“This project started because one year ago we were approached by the City of Great Bend to see if we could help educate students about water-quality issues,” Hoff said. “The goal was to make students aware of what types of issues we face and how pollution and surface runoff can affect water quality.”
Answer to the test is 'water'
Drought of water knowledge addressed
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