It's so close they can almost taste it.
Four days after water restrictions were imposed in southwest West Virginia following a chemical spill, officials on Monday will begin to issue "zones" where residents can again use tap water.
The zones will be announced after an 8 a.m. ET meeting of an interagency water quality team, according to Linda Jordan with the West Virginia American Water Co. When the restrictions will be lifted wasn't immediately clear.
"I believe that we're at a point where we can say that we see light at the end of the tunnel," West Virginia Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin told reporters Sunday. "Our team has been diligent in testing samples from throughout the affected area."
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I think i would stick to the bottled water for quite awhile. Im not so trusting of these government agencies. Let them drink it for awhile and see how they fare first.
Yeah, I would too. I, also, would make sure it was bottled in a different state. Lol!
Since it affects over 300000 people, why isn't this the front page story? Exactly how bad is 4-metyhlcyclohexane Methanol, not only for human contact/consumption, but for the ecosystem as a whole? How much will the cleanup cost, and who will pay for it? Will any CEO's be going to jail over this?
Lol @ MI Snowman, he!! yea. A different country even! Canada? Lol
This is a state that wants even less EPA regulations. Okay.
Who did it
@Bkiid, I did it.
Your toxicity is noted, PMB.
@Bkiid: Freedom Industries.