Hellbender habitat slammed by pollution in Pennsylvania's Loyalsock Creek

Repeated sediment pollution incidents and accusations of destroying habitat for rare hellbenders on a Pennsylvania “river of the year” have brought criticism over natural gas operations in a scenic valley

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