Alliance of Indiana Emerging Contaminants

AIRW

Fleis & VandenBrink is pleased to sponsor the Alliance of Indiana Rural Water’s Emerging Contaminants session. The session explores three Environmental Protection Agency–identified emerging contaminants, including when they were discovered, where they are found, their uses, potential human health and environmental impacts, and how they are treated and disposed of.

Visit Emerging Contaminants – Angola, IN – Alliance of Indiana Rural Water for more information.

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