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Drinking Water Safety

What are PFAS chemicals?
Low levels of so-called forever chemicals detected in county drinking water
Eric Sauer on ephemeral streams
Bill deregulating streams would ease development, opponents say it threatens drinking...
Aullwood Audubon Farm Discovery Center. MARSHALL GORBY\STAFF
Aullwood switching to public water after ‘forever chemicals’ detected in well
A January 2019 photo of the Wright State campus. FILE
Wright State lifts drinking water warning
Tom Ragga
VOICES: Congressman Turner’s water committee seeks independent viewpoints
Map of the Buried Valley Aquifer GANNETT
VOICES: How toxic industrial spills have contaminated our groundwater
A city of Dayton crew replacing a water main pipe under the Great Miami River at the southern section of the city in 2020./ CONTRIBUTED
VOICES: Dayton water department earns national recognition
A Wright Patterson Force Base contractor collect drinking water samples from a home in Fairborn in May. The base sampled 22 wells in nearby neighborhoods for a group of contaminants known as PFAS. Contributed
Wright-Patt tests neighborhood wells for ‘forever chemicals’
The Ohio Department of Health issued this map urging property owners in the pink area to test their wells for a group of toxic chemicals. ALEXIS LARSEN / CONTRIBUTING ARTIST
Health officials: Test private wells for ‘forever chemicals’ if you live in these areas
Workers look over debris in the Great Miami River near the Keowee Street Bridge a day after a large water main break interrupted drinking water service to much of Montgomery County on Feb 13, 2019. MARSHALL GORBY / STAFF
Lawsuit over 2019 water main break to go to trial after talks break down
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