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County identifies Fayetteville Works plant as source of water pollution

A county says water pollution is coming from the Fayetteville Works plant rather than a landfill. The headline does not specify the pollutant, affected area, or reported health impacts.

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The finding may indicate a wider water-quality risk for nearby communities and could require public-health or environmental response.

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  1. County: Water pollution coming from Fayetteville Works plant, not landfill ↗robesonian.com · Recorded source date: Aug 18, 2026, 10:17 PM UTC

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