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TVA Sludge Spill Results in High Levels of Arsenic & Heavy Metals in Two Tennessee Rivers

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Article in on cnn.com -- EPA: Rivers high in arsenic, heavy metals after sludge spill. Here's an excerpt: The Environmental Protection Agency has found high levels of arsenic and heavy metals in two rivers in central Tennessee that are near...

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