California’s wastewater irrigation could spread toxins, says report

Oil wastewater used to irrigate food crops in California’s Central Valley was found to contain carcinogens and other toxins in a preliminary report by scientists from the University of California, Berkeley, the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the University of the Pacific, and the nonprofit PSE Healthy Energy. The Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board… » Read More

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