Erin Brockovich’s new book looks at the upstream causes of America’s water crisis

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By Angely MercadoSep 1, 2020, 3:55 am133 pts
Longtime activist Erin Brockovich believes that many water contamination incidents might never come to light, were it not for the heroic efforts of everyday people worried about their families and neighbors. Throughout her more than two decades of activism, she has seen how government agencies and elected…

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