Wildfires Are Contaminating Drinking Water Systems, and It's

Wildfires Are Contaminating Drinking Water Systems, and It's More Widespread Than People Realize


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Wildfires Are Contaminating Drinking Water Systems, and It’s More Widespread Than People Realize
Small water systems serving housing developments, mobile home parks, businesses and small towns have been particularly hard-hit.
More than 58,000 fires scorched the United States last year, and 2021 is on track to be even drier. What many people don’t realize is that these wildfires can do lasting damage beyond the reach of the flames – they can contaminate entire drinking water systems with carcinogens that last for months after the blaze. That water flows to homes, contaminating the plumbing, too.

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