New results from a study on the contamination of private wells in Kewaunee County leaves stakeholders hopeful for stronger rules to protect drinking water.
They also include an estimate of how many people are getting sick from their well water, a result that activists such as Amber Meyer Smith, of Clean Wisconsin, said should help people "realize the magnitude of the problem."
The study, done in c...
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