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Men of science who traversed Styria have long reported the fact that there were people in Styria who consumed arsenic. However, this statement was denied by others, who affirmed that the white ...

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With concerns about higher-than-normal arsenic levels in samples of Auckland and Waikato’s treated water, the government water regulator will announce the most recent test results this afternoon.

Slightly elevated levels of the toxic heavy metal arsenic have been detected in treated water sourced from the Waikato River. Science and environmental reporter Jamie Morton explains what it is ...

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Slightly elevated levels of the toxic heavy metal arsenic have been detected in treated water sourced from the Waikato River. Science and environmental reporter Jamie Morton explains what it is ...

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"This extends the processing time at the plant, and we expect it to improve our ability to reduce the level of arsenic in the treated drinking water," Bourne said. "We've also stepped up our sampling ...

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