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State commission finds copper levels above limit in Tyler tap water

2015-11-26 05:16:03| Waste Management - Topix.net

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality issued a November notice to the city of Tyler for excess levels of copper found in tap water samples. Fifty samples of tap water from various homes in the city are submitted to TCEQ for lead and copper testing.

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