Assembly Point Water Quality Coalition
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    • Dunhams Bay Association
Lake George Water Quality Advocates challenging the application of the chemical ProcellaCor into Lake George spring 2022. The chemical was applied in summer 2023 and in summer 2024 testing was done and it was found that there were longer lasting negative impacts than expected.

This page is dedicated to Lake George Water Quality advocate and activist Al Rider, Hague, pictured above who died in summer 2024.




Role of the Lake George Association in the ProcellaCOR lawsuit:


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