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Chemicals found in gardens

Language: English Series: Times ; 25 May 1996, 7(1)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: Landfill materials are thought to have caused excessive concentrations of toxic chemicals discovered in a 1930s housing estate in Oxford.

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Landfill materials are thought to have caused excessive concentrations of toxic chemicals discovered in a 1930s housing estate in Oxford.

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