Columbus shuts down water wells following Call 6 Report, tests
6 years ago
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The City of Columbus has shut down two wells indefinitely following a Call 6 Investigates report questioning a chemical found in the drinking water. The chemical, known as 1,4 dioxane, was found in higher than recommended levels in five Indiana water systems including two in central Indiana-- the City of Columbus and Southwestern Bartholomew Water, according to data analyzed by the non-profit Environmental Working Group.
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