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For 35 Years, This Black Town in Illinois Has Been Told Its Sewage Crisis Isn’t Real

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CAHOKIA HEIGHTS, Illinois — For most people, a glass of water and a rainy day are harmless, even comforting. For Earlie Fuse, they are a haunting reminder. When the forecast calls for storms in southern Illinois, he knows to brace for the possibility that his block will turn into a lake again, cutting him off from the road and swallowing the basement he has rebuilt over and over. The first time the water came for his house in 1993, he remembers …

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Environmental News Bits broke the news on Monday, April 27, 2026.
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