Institute’s ‘Downstream’ Exhibition Featured in Multiple Media Outlets
Coverage of our new water analysis and protection exhibition includes WHYY, the ‘Philadelphia Inquirer,’ and others.
Downstream, the Science History Institute’s new exhibition that explores 200 years of water analysis and protection, is featured in several media outlets across the region (please note that some sites may require a log in):
- The Philadelphia Inquirer
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- The Philadelphia Inquirer
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- WHYY
Exhibition Traces a 200-Year History of Water Pollution in Philadelphia
- Visit Philadelphia/uwishunu
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- Visit Philadelphia
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- Philadelphia Weekly
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- WDIY 88.1 Radio
‘Downstream’ Highlights Two Centuries of the Science Behind Philly’s Water Pollution
- Rutgers University-Camden Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the Humanities Events
‘Downstream’ Opening
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