This past fall in my district, the operator of a water treatment system for a mobile home park on tribal land failed to properly maintain it, resulting in residents being exposed to drinking water contaminated with arsenic nine times higher than the maximum contaminant level.
Ruiz highlights a serious case of arsenic contamination in his district.
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