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Tampa-based manufacturer Refresco voluntarily recalled the contaminated Great Value six-packs of 8-ounce juice bottles after discovering levels of the chemical that exceeded industry standards.
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Several people voiced concern Tuesday about 30,000 tons of toxic sludge from Fort Myers that will be dumped in a Polk County landfill. But there's...
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High arsenic levels on Pine Island prompted the state to get involved in Lee County's cleanup process. That came out of the most recent County...
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Soil samples tested for arsenic on Pine Island Flatwoods Preserve came back “inconclusive.” The soil tests were prompted after high levels of arsenic...
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For decades during the 20th Century, the City of Fort Myers dumped lime sludge—a byproduct of the water treatment processes—in Dunbar, a predominately...
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Recent groundwater tests on a Lee County conservation property show levels of arsenic 30 times higher than the federal government allows in drinking water.
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Not long after an investigative story appeared in the Fort Myers News Press, a “no trespassing” sign appeared on what was once considered public land in...
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UPDATED: Friday, June 30, 2017 at 10:36 AM CORRECTION: WGCU originally wrote, "Acquaviva did not return WGCU’s calls for comment," but it should read ...
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Ninety percent of all drinking water in Florida comes from wells. So it is a significant concern that a pesticide containing arsenic is still being…
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Faucets with filtering devices appeared to reduce arsenic levels in Hernando County homes known to have tainted well water. The four-month Department of…