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PFAS contamination | Forever chemicals found disproportionately in poorer, more more racially diverse U S neighborhoods

80% of the 400 contaminated water sites in North Carolina are in zip codes that report an average median income below the national average.

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Clean water | People continue to fight for justice 6 years after learning a chemical plant had been expelling PFAS for decades

People in Cumberland County still seeking help 6 years after learning PFAS chemicals were being dumped into the Cape Fear River.

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PFAS in water: Forever chemicals lurking in drinking water supply in Evanston, dozens of other Illinois communities: ABC7 data

PFAS, or per and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, are man-made "forever chemicals" linked to a broad spectrum of health problems, including cancer.

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Drinking Water Crisis: Newark tackles lead pipe crisis head-on, by cutting red tape and gaining public trust

We got an in-depth look at how Newark addressed its water crisis by replacing thousands of lead pipes in just over two years.

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