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Thousands of Texans are being served drinking water that exceeds legal limits for radium. Utilities providing water to these communities have levels of radium that are higher than allowed. A community in the Permian Basin is seeking a solution to this issue, as it affects their drinking water.
Further information on this issue can be found through the Texas Standard, which has reported on the problem of radium in drinking water.
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