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Magic City Marketplace
John Archibald
Robert Bentley
Vestavia Hills: Library in the Forest
Hotel Tax Dispute
Oil Spill and Hair Sausages
Anne Frank and Me
Jefferson County Commission Runoff
On the Line: Ask the Mayor
Midwives in Alabama
The Future of the Jefferson County Commission
New EPA Sulfur Dioxide Rules
Alabama Gubernatorial Primary 2010
Alabama and the Oil Spill: Seafood Safety
Alabama and the Oil Spill: One Family's Story
Bike to Work
The ASO plays Carnegie Hall
Alabama and the Oil Spill: Hurricane Season
Alabama and the Oil Spill: Tourism Takes a Hit
Sleepy Mamas
Alabama and the Oil Spill: Protecting the Beaches
On The Line: Fixing 280
US 280: Tolling
the B-52s
The Oil Spill & Alabama
An Alternative Plan For 280
US 280: The Environmental Perspective
US 280: The BBA's View
News Features Archive

90.3 WBHM Birmingham-- A recent report from the U.S. Geological Survey confirms past findings that fish are in trouble. They're turning up with lesions and intersexed, meaning they have both male and female characteristics. WBHM's Tanya Ott talked with University of Alabama at Birmingham fish biologist Rob Angus about the problem and what it means for humans.

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~ Tanya Ott, December 8, 2009.

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