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N.W.T. region impacted by high THM levels in drinking water want better testing
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N.W.T. region impacted by high THM levels in drinking water want better testing
Hay River, N.W.T. – A drinking water advisory was issued to local residents earlier this month, warning them of high levels trihalomethanes (THM), which is a chemical by-product formed by chlorine’s reaction with organic matter in water. While affected residents have been filtering their water to remove as much of the chemical as possible, they want more frequent testing and better communications. Although THM levels exceed federal safety guidel…
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