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Many Nebraskans Still Under Threat Of High Nitrate In Drinking Water, Report Finds

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Water resources technicians Josh Schnitzler and Connor Baldwin, who both work for the Lower Elkhorn Resources District in Norfolk, prepare to test the water in a monitoring well near the north fork of the Elkhorn River in 2022. A recent state-led effort to test private wells in Nebraska found 15% had nitrate levels above what the Environmental Protection Agency considers safe.(Ryan Soderlin / Flatwater Free Press) In Prosser, 37 dwellings, inclu…

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