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The Queensland Conservation Council has requested an urgent government briefing after CS Energy revealed PFAS chemicals were detected in drinking water supplies of seven properties near Biloela.
CS Energy operates the Callide Power Station, where PFAS chemical-containing firefighting foam was used until two years ago, when the Queensland Government mandated the removal of the chemicals by July 2019.
In February 2021, CS Energy ‘voluntarily disclosed’ that PFAS chemicals had been detected at “levels less than two times over the drinking water guideline” at a groundwater monitoring location near the Linkes Road crossing. Biloela s town water supply was declared safe to drink in February, following the detection of PFAS chemicals in a nearby creek.
One dead, 10 sick after drinking contaminated water in Kolkata
Chairman of the KMC board of directors Firhad Hakim has sought a report from the departments concerned in this regard.
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At least 10 other residents of the quarters have fallen ill and are undergoing treatment. (File Photo) By PTI
KOLKATA: One person has died and 10 others have fallen ill after drinking contaminated water in Kolkata s Bhowanipore area, a senior civic official said on Monday.
Forty-three-year-old Bhubaneswar Das, a resident of labour quarters of the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) on Sashi Sekhar Bose Row has died on Saturday after consuming drinking water contaminated with sewage, he said.
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Officials grill water utility over response to earlier Luke AFB spill Luke Air Force Base recently alerted nearby residents to the presence of chemicals PFOA and PFOS, which were used in base firefighting for decades, in their drinking water. The base is providing bottled water and working on solutions with local utilities, but the Arizona Corporation Commission wanted to know why some companies were not doing more. (Source: U.S. Air Force) By Haleigh Kochanski | March 4, 2021 at 12:59 PM MST - Updated March 4 at 12:59 PM
WASHINGTON – The Arizona Corporation Commission grilled a West Valley water company Wednesday, March 3, asking why it did not respond more aggressively after chemical agents were discovered in water from its wells five years ago.