California oilfield wastewater irrigation faces safety scrutiny
California uses treated oil field wastewater to irrigate about 45 000 acres in Kern County, with Chevron reclaiming 21 million gallons daily. Officials praise the program as drought relief while environmental groups warn tests may miss harmful chemicals. new broader testing rules were ordered with a June 15 deadline.
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