Prior to the construction phase for a wind project within 15 km of your property (advisable to anyone really) have your well water analyzed. You must be able to prove the quality of your water if it should be adversely impacted.
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Gasses bubble up in man’s well
Dave Lusk, seen here in a file photo, has dealt with sediment clogging his water well, but now he’s experiencing…
Answers needed
Photo Compliments of Chatham Voice
When it comes to the water well issues faced by an ever-increasing number of ho…
Water well proponents won’t give up
Photo Compliments of Chatham Voice
The contingent of people who headed to Queen’s Park recently to demand answe…
Turbidity and Turbines?
There’s something in the water wells in Chatham-Kent.
Excessive sediment, problematic gases, and offputting,…
Still no answers on well water concerns
Families depending on water wells in the Chatham-Kent area for their water
supply travelled to Toronto recently to…
Pressure applied at Queen’s Park for C-K water wells probe
Mitchell’s Bay area resident and cancer survivor Marilynn St. Pierre, left, was joined by Joel Gagnon, head o…
MPP, Water Wells First and OGWA call on Ontario government to keep well water testing promises
Excessive sediment, problematic gases and potentially infection-causing biofilm are among problems plaguing water-w…
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