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Mixed Greens 006: Water, water everywhere
Between pharmaceuticals and fluorocilicic acid, this edition of Mixed Greens is all wet.
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Drugs in the water
AP Probe Finds Drugs in Drinking Water
EWG: Pharmaceuticals Pollute U.S. Tapwater
Fluorocilicic acid spill
Enviroblog: It's a dangerous industrial chemical. No, it's a drinking water additive.
The Times-Picayune: Leak could have been 'catastrophic'
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