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Cancer-causing chemicals exceed normal levels near Union Pacific railyard, EPA says

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EPA found 41 creosote-related chemicals, including six cancer-causing chemicals. More than 50 samples have been tested by the EPA and 66 are still pending. Union Pacific will be conducting a second round of vapor testing in the summer. soil testing will soon begin near the contaminated railyard.

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EPA testing finds higher-than-normal chemical levels in soil and water in Fifth Ward

EPA testing finds higher-than-normal chemical levels in soil and water in Fifth Ward

Cancer-causing chemicals exceed normal levels near Union Pacific railyard, EPA says

Cancer-causing chemicals exceed normal levels near Union Pacific railyard, EPA says

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