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Her Family Moved to Escape This Deadly Chemical — But It Followed

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For Linda Robles, a new house was supposed to be an escape from the poison in her hometown.  She had fled the toxic groundwater discovered in southern Tucson, where a military base had spent decades dumping toxic chemicals into the ground. Among those was trichloroethylene, or TCE, a cancer-causing chemical widely used in factories, airports, and military bases to degrease metal parts. The wastewater mingled with the groundwater, turning the are…

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Her Family Moved to Escape This Deadly Chemical — But It Followed

For Linda Robles, a new house was supposed to be an escape from the poison in her hometown.  She had fled the toxic groundwater discovered in southern Tucson, where a military base had spent decades dumping toxic chemicals into the ground. Among those was trichloroethylene, or TCE, a cancer-causing chemical widely used in factories, airports, and military bases to degrease metal parts. The wastewater mingled with the groundwater, turning the are…

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Earthjustice broke the news in on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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