Scientists to Resume Testing for Fecal Bacteria Off Kenai

Scientists will resume testing the waters off Kenai beaches to see whether efforts aimed at reducing fecal bacteria have been working. Fecal coliform and enterococci, which grow in the intestines of most animals, have been found to exceed the standards set by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation for several summers in the area, the Peninsula Clarion reported this week. The department has monitored the bacteria off Kenai annually from 2010 to 2014. The conservation...

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