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  1. Extreme heat and drought conditions are underway in Suffolk County, monitored by the National Weather Service.
  2. East End faces severe drought and high demand, urging residents to conserve water.

A plant fire in East End released toxic contaminants into the ground, leading to a toxic plume and exacerbating existing water shortages.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 11
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A plant fire in East End released toxic contaminants into the ground, leading to a toxic plume and exacerbating existing water shortages.

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East EndSuffolk County

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  1. Fink created a cleanup program in Suffolk County.Sub-event
  2. Toxic chemical contamination from a plant fire impacts East End and Suffolk County.1 source

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East End faces severe drought and high demand, urging residents to conserve water. All 1 developments

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