Drinking well water along Kalamazoo River not harmful
MDCH finalized a Public Health Assessment on groundwater used as residential drinking water along the Kalamazoo River spill area in Calhoun and Kalamazoo counties. The report finds no oil-related organic chemicals in drinking wells, with iron and nickel in a few wells below harmful levels. Arsenic and lead present could affect health only with long term exposure.
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