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    ‘The Evergreen’: Eastern Oregon’s polluted drinking water

    By Jenn ChávezMonica SamayoaAntonio Sierra,

    2024-05-06
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    Delita Cullen
    05-06
    and we have to pay over a hundred dollars a month for water that isnt even drinkable ? so wrong on every level!!
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