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I make little documentaries about what’s going on in America
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Bad drugs could threaten US troops: Inside lab doing groundbreaking tests to address it

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Alex Brauer Verified
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
NEW HAVEN, Ct. (7News) — For years we've been investigating poorly made generic drugs, but now, a new chapter: What if the same problems we've been reporting on could affect the readiness of U.S. troops? We got an exclusive look inside a Connecticut lab that's testing the military's drug supply. What they're finding could have serious implications for national security.
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Farmers say toxic sludge destroyed their land - now they're suing the federal gov't

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Alex Brauer Verified
| WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA) Verified
For more than a year, we've been investigating what’s happening to family farms across the country and the growing concerns over toxic chemicals farmers say are contaminating their land, water and livelihoods. Now, one of those families is at the center of a federal lawsuit accusing the government of failing to protect farmers nationwide. About 30 miles outside of Fort Worth, in Johnson County, we gazed across a sprawling Texas ranch. It was Patsy Schultz’s legacy.
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'Nobody gives a damn': Texas ranchers say PFAS in sludge fertilizer destroyed their legacy

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By Lisa Fletcher Verified, Andrea Nejman Verified, Alex Brauer Verified
| WGME-TV (Portland, ME) Verified
JOHNSON COUNTY, Texas (SOA) — For years, we've been investigating the dangers of toxic forever chemicals known as PFAS, showing up in the products we buy, the water we drink and the food we eat. For years, we've been investigating the dangers of toxic forever chemicals known as PFAS, showing up in the products we buy, the water we drink and the food we eat. (SOA) But a new threat is emerging.
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