Fort Myers sludge site: more water samples taken

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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites. Andrew West/The News-Press, Andrew West/The News-Press
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Scott McManus, a professional geologist with GFA International pulls a water sample from one of ten wells surrounding and in the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. Andrew West/The News-Press
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Scott McManus, a professional geologist with GFA International pulls a water sample from one of ten wells surrounding and in the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. Andrew West/The News-Press
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Scott McManus, a professional geologist with GFA International prepares to take water sample from one of ten wells surrounding and in the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers on Wednesday 4/25/2018. Andrew West/The News-Press

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    Employees of GFA International and the Department of Environmental Protection along with a geologist representing residents are taking water samples from ten wells surrounding and inside the toxic sludge site off of South Street in Fort Myers. The samples will be tested at separate sites.