Louisa seeks lower contaminants in water (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
LOUISA—Average contaminant levels in drinking water in the town and county of Louisa are higher than they are supposed to be, and the Louisa County Water Authority is making some changes as a result. The town and county have received notice that their drinking water had more than the 60 parts per billion maximum level of haloacetic acids on average for the fourth quarter of 2009. The town’s …
Related posts:
- Dolgeville continues to try and solve problem of organics in drinking water (The Evening Times) The village of Dolgeville is continuing in its battle against...
- Jiangxi to solve safe drinking water issue for 6 million people in 2 years (People’s Daily) In the next 2 years, Jiangxi will invest 2.38 billion...
- China to invest 90B yuan in safe drinking water (China Daily) China will invest 90 billion yuan ($13.2 billion) to construct...
- China to invest 90B yuan in safe drinking water (People’s Daily) China will invest 90 billion yuan ($13.2 billion) to construct...
- Contaminant levels in Louisa water spark changes (Culpeper Star-Exponent) Average contaminant levels in drinking water in the town and...
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
