Heightened MTBE threat for New York communities
RONKONKOMA, NY — A recently released study shows that aquifers which supply the drinking water for this Long Island community face a greater threat then previously thought from the fuel additive methyl tertiary butyl ether (MTBE), according to a February 23 Newsday article.
The New York state Department of Environmental Conservation released a study on February 22 that showed MTBE plumes from previously undetected petroleum spills migrating toward aquifers that supply public drinking water.
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The New York state Department of Environmental Conservation released a study on February 22 that showed MTBE plumes from previously undetected petroleum spills migrating toward aquifers that supply public drinking water.
READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE Heightened MTBE threat for New York communities
FIND AN MTBE REDUCING WATER FILTER AT H2oFILTERS.COM H2oFilters.Com
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