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Billions of gallons of storm runoff from Ike has communities along Lake Michigan dumping in as much as 20% more chlorine into their drinking water supply. Some water stations are reporting up to 4 times the normal amount of sediment and particles in water used for drinking before treatment.
September 16, 2008 8:20 AM | Category: Water