After Brecksville Dam was removed, free-flowing habitat linked to Lake Erie more than doubled to 71 km

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Times of India World	After Brecksville Dam was removed, free-flowing habitat linked to Lake Erie more than doubled to 71 km	A restored Lake Erie wetland saw millions of aquatic animals after reconnection to waterways. High-resolution sonar tracked over 3.4 million fish movements into and out of the marsh. Fish utilized the	6 Sep, 17:41	7 Sep, 05:30	0m	timesofindia.indiatimes.com	First

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