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Yanqi Xu

Yanqi Xu

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Reporter, The Flatwater Free Press

Final Covers

Family Travel, TheaterTravel, Dining State and National Parks, Landmarks Hidden Gems, Museums

Doesn’t Cover

Product reviews, press releases.

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Content

Total articles 649

  • Our Dirty Water:

    By Yanqi Xu Verified| The Pawnee Republican Verified Subhead Emails reveal Nebraska leaders cast doubt on nitrate research; former employee says state regulator always on ‘back foot’ In 2022, University of Nebraska Medical Center researchers published a study showing a correlation between rural areas with high levels of nitrate in water and high rates of childhood cancer.That study drew suspicion from an interesting source: the state’s top drinking water administrator, Sue Dempsey.In an email to colleagues at the Nebraska Department of...

    By Yanqi Xu Verified · The Pawnee Republican

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Our Dirty Water: Emails reveal Nebraska leaders cast doubt on nitrate research

    By Yanqi Xu Verified| Grand Island Independent Verified In 2022, University of Nebraska Medical Center researchers published a study showing a correlation between rural areas with high levels of nitrate in water and high rates of childhood cancer. That study drew suspicion from an interesting source: the state’s top drinking water administrator, Sue Dempsey.

    By Yanqi Xu Verified · Grand Island Independent

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Our Dirty Water:

    By Yanqi Xu Verified| The Pawnee Republican Verified Subhead Emails reveal Nebraska leaders cast doubt on nitrate research; former employee says state regulator always on ‘back foot’ In 2022, University of Nebraska Medical Center researchers published a study showing a correlation between rural areas with high levels of nitrate in water and high rates of childhood cancer.That study drew suspicion from an interesting source: the state’s top drinking water administrator, Sue Dempsey.In an email to colleagues at the Nebraska Department of...

    By Yanqi Xu Verified · The Pawnee Republican

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Company Info

The Flatwater Free Press

Omaha, Nebraska, United States