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After Wildfires Stop Burning, a Danger in the Drinking Water

October 2, 2020/in California and the U.S., Home Headline, Media Coverage /by Mike Lee /The New York Timesby Max Horberry

Two months after a wildfire burned through Paradise, Calif., in 2018, Kevin Phillips, then a manager for town’s irrigation district, walked from one destroyed home to another.

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Tags: American Water Works Association, California Wildfires, Drinking Water, municipal water systems, plumbing, State Water Resources Control Board, toxins, U.S. EPA, Water Infrastructure, Water Quality

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