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Maybe if people stopped pooping on the beach there would be less spread of E. Coli in our lake waters. “Pooping on the beach spreads E. coli into lake water. Fecal matter contains millions of bacteria that waves, rain, and foot traffic wash directly into the swimming area, raising... show more

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Eating fish out of MacArthur Park is one of the most diabolical things I’ve ever seen in my entire life MacArthur Park in Los Angeles has some of the most disgusting water on earth, it is full of urine, feces and drug needles This man says he’s been fishing here for 10 years - The lake has suffered from elevated fecal coliform bacteria levels from urban runoff and human waste. In the past, authorities have treated it with chemicals like peroxide to control bacteria spikes - As a small lake in a dense city area, it receives stormwater and dry-weather flows carrying trash, oil and grease, heavy metals, nutrients, bacteria and hydrocarbons from surrounding streets and neighborhoods. This has made it one of the more polluted recreational waters locally - The surrounding area has persistent issues with homelessness, open drug use, and sanitation problems, leading to urine, feces, needles and litter entering or near the water. This adds to bacterial contamination The water has been legitimately horrible for decades due to a mix of urban pollution, fecal bacteria and park related waste

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