Chemicals used to treat drinking water for millions of Americans may raise the risk of cancer and lead to other unintended health hazards, according to a report released Wednesday by the Environmental Working Group. Tucson's water is considerably lower in chemicals than that from other Arizona utilities. Read more» 
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