Saltier Croton water risks NYC supply future
A new study warns that decades of road salt are making the suburban Croton Reservoirs north of New York City increasingly salty and may force abandoning parts of the system by 2108 if no action is taken. Officials propose reducing road salt use, mixing Croton water with other sources, or investing in costly treatment to protect drinking water for over nine million residents.
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