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Baltimore's Leaky Sewer System Delivers Traces of Amphetamine to Streams
The fractured, overflow-prone sewage system in Baltimore is causing chemicals from pharmaceuticals, personal care products and even illicit drugs to leak out to the city's waterways.
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