The New York Times funded lab analysis and sample collection with a team of environmental scientists from Baylor Medical College, Rice University, and the Houston health departments Bureau of Pollution Control and Prevention. E. Coli, lead, arsenic, and sewage sediment containing dangerous bacteria were found in one family’s living room. The EPA and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality have issued warnings about potentially toxic floodwaters, but they havent released any sample results. Houstonians report asthma attacks, rashes and even staph infections from houses.”]
Source: https://gizmodo.com/e-coli-as-high-as-135-times-the-safe-limit-discovered-1803776356