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Texas sufre más emergencias químicas que otros estados y las comunidades latinas son las más afectadas
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Dead livestock and poisoned water — Texas farmers sue over PFAS contamination
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US manufacturers persist in use of cancer-causing ethylene oxide use despite bans abroad
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