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flying_wahini

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1. Like this? Arsenic in the water when THEY let the oil companies do it. Bad report? Forget it.
Fri Aug 16, 2024, 01:11 PM
Aug 2024

The well’s former operator, Ramón González, never alerted them, residents say. Neither did the state agency supervising him. The commission said it did its part by issuing a $1,300 fine in 2013, along with a court order, which is currently pending at the state's attorney general's office, a spokesperson said. The agency said that under the Safe Water Drinking Act, individuals who operate a water system serving households have up to a year to issue a notice if the contamination doesn’t pose an immediate risk.




https://www.texastribune.org/2024/04/01/midland-texas-water-violations/

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