Schuyler County officials assure that test results received for Seneca Lake water are not necessarily reliable, and that the county will conduct their own tests in the near future. Mary Anne Kowalski, SLG’s research director, likened the tests to do-it-yourself home radon kits, and she acknowledged that the results are neither state-certified nor legally binding. For those who are concerned about drinking local tap water as long before water quality questions are answered definitely, certain home filter systems can reduce or eliminate PFAS contamination from tap water. Read Peter Mantius’ full article here.
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