Ghostbusters? How About Mud Chasers?

Introducing the Mud Chasers, a new breed of stormwater investigators. These volunteers are taking nonpoint source runoff detection to a new level.

By Jim Force
September 06, 2016

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Ghostbusters? How About Mud Chasers? — In Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, volunteers will be out on the ground during rain events, helping the local treatment plant and watershed officials track down nonpoint source runoff.

Everybody remembers the Ghostbusters, the 1980s film stars who tracked down ghosts in New York City.

But Mud Chasers?

It’s the name of a brand-new group now forming in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, and you might be hearing more about them in the months ahead. That’s because they...

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