Dealing with Specific Chemicals


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Arsenic and Drinking Water
Tells what sources tend to contain arsenic. States maximum contaminant level (MCL) allowed in drinking water. Links to presentations from our staff about arsenic and public water systems and information about ways to remove arsenic.
 
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Lead, Copper, and Drinking Water: Monitoring and Reporting Requirements
How to test for lead and copper in new public water systems. Forms and instructions for PWSs with water known to be corrosive to comply with monitoring and reporting rules. Related guidance and reference materials.
 
Presentations about Arsenic in Public Water Supplies
What sources tend to contain arsenic. Techniques for removal.
 
Secondary Constituents
Contaminants that are regulated in public drinking water but have no adverse health effects. For example, some secondary contaminants cause unpleasant odors. Others give water a tinge of color.