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Legislation Needed to Protect Maryland Well Owners

If you’re one of roughly 2 million Marylanders whose drinking water comes from a private well, you or your property owner is responsible for maintaining the well and ensuring its water is safe — no exceptions. That’s because federal clean water laws don’t cover private wells or small water systems, and state-level protections vary dramatically. In Maryland, those protections are few and far between.

Type: Op-Eds (Feb. 8, 2021)
PDF: Legislation Needed to Protect Maryland Well Owners
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Author(s): Darya Minovi
Tags: Tainted Tap, agricultural pollution, drinking water, Maryland, nitrates, Chesapeake Bay
Categories: Energy & Environment Energy & Environment

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