It’s been more than two decades since the movie “Erin Brockovich” brought the real-life issue of contaminated drinking water in a small Southern California town to a mass audience.
But the harmful compound at the heart of the film, Chromium-6, is still present in much of the drinking water around the state, including in the South Bay.
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