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How can i get rid of that orange pollution in swamps?

Updated: 8/17/2019
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First you have to determine if it is "Pollution". Swamps have a wide range of plants and animals that can produce unsightly materials. The "Orange pollution" could be pollen.

If it is pollution (from industry etc. ) find out where it comes from, tell the local environmental authorities about it, petition the source to stop,

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