Two recent drinking water contamination scares that affected Scottsdale and Paradise Valley customers were unprecedented in Arizona, and possibly the nation, federal environmental regulators said Thursday.Read the full story here.
“I do not believe that it has happened in the rest of the country,” said Keith Takata, Environmental Protection Agency Superfund Division director.
At the behest of U.S. Rep. Harry Mitchell, D-Ariz., the House Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment, held a hearing in Washington Thursday involving the trichloroethylene, or TCE, scares at a private drinking water facility that serves residential and commercial customers in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley.
All Related Posts (on one page) | Some Related Posts:
- Scottsdale/PV water scare catches Washington's attention (AZ, DC)
- TCE contaminated water may be dumped in Arizona Canal (AZ)
- Motorola hired Arizona American Water Co. (AZ)...
- Update from EPA on Scottsdale/Paradise Valley water filter failure (AZ)
- TCE seeps into Scottsdale and Paradise Valley water supply...again (AZ)
- Assessment of Scottsdale/Tempe cancer rates requested (AZ)
