The Dix River zigzags through central Kentucky for miles until it empties into the Kentucky River about 20 miles southwest of Lexington. But scientists found that the Dix was carrying more than just water. There was contamination, too, and that led Bluegrass Greensource, a nonprofit organization located in Lexington, to team up with local wastewater professionals to help solve the problem.Pumper caught up with Bridget Abernathy, an outreach specialist for Bluegrass Greensource, to learn about the problem and the program.Pumper: What does Bluegrass Greensource do?Abernathy: We started in 2001 under a different name, but our focus has always been to
