Associated wire stories
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The tap water in rural areas of California's fertile Central Valley is often laced with nitrates, a chemical linked to a potentially lethal infant illness as well as cancer. Rural Valley residents in an area half the size of Maryland live day-to-day wondering if the next drink of water will make their children sick. I
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