Author: USA TODAY
Publication Date: July 23, 2023 - 08:00
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Expensive, bad water: How an 'upside-down water system' plagues rural communities of color
July 23, 2023
In some agricultural communities, water isn't just hard to access. It can also be contaminated with nitrates, arsenic and pesticides.
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