Civil war breaks out in Avenal as toxic gases, noxious odors from landfill sicken locals: suit
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Civil war breaks out in Avenal as toxic gases, noxious odors from landfill sicken locals: suit A bitter battle is brewing in a small California oil boomtown where residents are accusing the operator of a massive landfill of unleashing toxic gases and foul…
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Civil war breaks out in Avenal as toxic gases, noxious odors from landfill sicken locals: suit A bitter battle is brewing in a small California oil boomtown where residents are accusing the operator of a massive landfill of unleashing toxic gases and foul…
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