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Officials: No plans to expand testing after elevated chemical levels found in Killingworth wells
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Containers used to collect soil and water samples to detect for PFAS are displayed during a New York State Department of Conservation press conference in Cohoes, N.Y.Will Waldron / Albany Times Union
KILLINGWORTH State regulators said this week there are no specific plans to expand the testing of water supplies outside of town after several rounds of examination there found elevated levels of PFAS chemicals.
The chemicals were first detected at elevated levels in untreated water from a public source used by a manufactured-home community in Killingworth in March.
DEEP: Elevated PFAS levels detected at two private wells in Killingworth
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FILE PHOTO: Containers used to collect soil and water samples to detect for PFAS from the Norlite aggregate plant are displayed during a New York State Department of Conservation press conference. The owners of two private wells in Killingworth were told not to use water for cooking or drinking after tests showed “actionable” levels of PFAS chemicals.Will Waldron / Albany Times Union
KILLINGWORTH Two private wells in town were found to be tainted with “actionable” levels of hazardous PFAS chemicals following testing by the state Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection, a spokesman said.
DEEP: Elevated PFAS levels detected at two private wells in Killingworth
John Moritz
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FILE PHOTO: Containers used to collect soil and water samples to detect for PFAS from the Norlite aggregate plant are displayed during a New York State Department of Conservation press conference. The owners of two private wells in Killingworth were told not to use water for cooking or drinking after tests showed “actionable” levels of PFAS chemicals.Will Waldron / Albany Times Union
KILLINGWORTH Two private wells in town were found to be tainted with “actionable” levels of hazardous PFAS chemicals following testing by the state Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection, a spokesman said.