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Chemical / Radiological Mcls Public Notice - Vermont
Chemical/Radiological Mcls Public Notice is a legal document that was released by the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation - a government authority operating within Vermont.
FAQ
Q: What is a Chemical MCL?
A: A Chemical MCL, or Maximum Contaminant Level, is the maximum concentration of a chemical that is allowed in drinking water.
Q: What is a Radiological MCL?
A: A Radiological MCL, or Maximum Contaminant Level, is the maximum concentration of a radioactive substance that is allowed in drinking water.
Q: What is a Public Notice?
A: A Public Notice is a notification to the public about the presence of a chemical or radioactive substance in drinking water that exceeds the MCL.
Q: Why are Public Notices issued?
A: Public Notices are issued to inform the public about the potential health risks associated with the presence of a chemical or radioactive substance in drinking water.
Q: What should I do if a Public Notice is issued?
A: If a Public Notice is issued, it is recommended to follow the instructions provided, such as boiling water or using alternative sources of drinking water.
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