TWON: What to do about Coliform Bacteria in Well Water
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- December 7, 2021
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Overview
Coliforms are bacteria that often live in human and animal waste. If well water contains coliform bacteria, it could also contain other organisms that cause diseases. This publication explains how to determine whether your well water is contaminated, how to address the situation, and what to do to prevent contamination by disease-causing organisms. (3 pages)
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