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Toxic waste can enter foods through the contamination of groundwater.
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Contaminated groundwater can be used for irrigation, drinking water for livestock, or as a source for food processing, allowing toxic chemicals (e.g., heavy metals, nitrates, industrial solvents, PFAS) to enter crops, animals, and seafood and thereby the food supply.
Contaminated groundwater can be used for irrigation, drinking water for livestock, or as a source for food processing, allowing toxic chemicals (e.g., heavy metals, nitrates, industrial solvents, PFAS) to enter crops, animals, and seafood and thereby the food supply.
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