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West Virginia

crystal dawn

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2. We got the go ahead

Reply to Lasher (Original post)

Thu Jan 16, 2014, 11:28 AM

Jan 2014

but the water is still tainted. We still smell it. They had to lift it because our economy would tank otherwise. We have been tainted and business will go on as usual.

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Just got an all clear on the water here! [View all] Lasher Jan 2014 OP

How does the water smell? In_The_Wind Jan 2014 #1

We got the go ahead crystal dawn Jan 2014 #2

Any lingering smell, which is expected, is not a health issue. Lasher Jan 2014 #3

Perhaps not. crystal dawn Jan 2014 #4

No, I don't think any meaningful changes will occur. Lasher Jan 2014 #5

Concerning West Virginia American Water PRETZEL Jan 2014 #6

Yes, I believe they are regulated by the WV Public Service Commission. Lasher Jan 2014 #7

Agree that source diversity would have limited exposure PRETZEL Jan 2014 #8

It is clear there was no monitoring for MCHM. Lasher Jan 2014 #9

That may be another story nt PRETZEL Jan 2014 #10

Speaking of another story, I just posted an excellent HuffPo article here in the WV Forum Lasher Jan 2014 #11

Just finished reading it, thanks PRETZEL Jan 2014 #12