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Report shows system deficiencies a year before firefighting foam spill at former Navy base.
It's not known if those deficiencies, which included some non-functioning sensors, led to what happened.
The system released 1,450 gallons of fire fighting foam concentrate mixed with 50,000 gallons of water.
The foam, which contains chemicals known as PFAS , was removed and the public not to consume.
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