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EPA says the water at a Puerto Rico Superfund site is safe. This congressman isn’t convinced.

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    By Justine CalmaNov 3, 2017, 6:31 pm198 ptsTrending
    At a hearing on the federal response to the 2017 hurricane season, New York Congressman Jerrold Nadler questioned the EPA’s decision to declare water drawn from the Dorado Superfund site OK to drink. In 2016, the agency found that water at Dorado contained solvents that pose serious health risks, including…
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