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The document summarizes dioxin testing conducted near a magnesium production facility in Utah. Samples were taken of liquids and solids, including well water, process water, Great Salt Lake sediments, and waste materials. Analysis found high levels of dioxins and furans in waste pond and ditch samples, with concentrations mirroring patterns from the facility. The results pose significant consequences due to dioxins' toxicity and the area's importance for migratory birds and potential human exposure through food.
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