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If you are interested, the Pennsylvania Department of EnvironmentalProtection, or DEP, publishes multiple interactive resources. Editor's Note: the Department of Health Environmental Health Indicators Map and DEPs Oil and Gas Mapping application are good tools to local oil and gas threats near you.]
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