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Researchers Study Toxins In Trash-Strewn Ghuts

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Car parts, motor oil, paint cans, plastic jugs, and other manmade trash washed in or tossed in the territory’s ghuts are likely to blame for elevated levels of toxins in the soil, according to a first-of-its-kind study published this week.

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