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Last year, Texas lawmakers made it far harder for people to sue over harms caused when companies spread this stuff on farmland.
Provided, that is, that the companies follow state rules. Rules which are currently very lenient. And which you can still comment on for 7 more days. Here's how.
Comment by June 16. The government of Texas is about to authorize the spreading of treated oilfield wastewater on Texas farmland, ranchland, and near rivers. On
