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Dead snakes and mice, toxic sludge: How pathogens go unnoticed in America’s water towers

Kyle Bagenstose, USA TODAY Comments Off on Dead snakes and mice, toxic sludge: How pathogens go unnoticed in America’s water towers

Many water towers have been left to fester, sometimes making people sick. Federal EPA has been looking into uniform regulations for years.

      
Kyle Bagenstose, USA TODAY
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