Summary
If you're on a private well in Midland County, you might be drinking arsenic without knowing it. Texas A&M is now offering cheap testing kits so you can finally get some peace of mind about your tap water.
At a glance
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- 0
Impact analysis
It’s a small out-of-pocket cost for a test that could save you from expensive health issues or costly filtration systems down the road.
Anyone living outside city water lines who relies on a private well for their daily drinking water.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (10)
Midland residents can ask MCUD questions at four community meetings
The water tower of the Dr. Shelton Viney Water Treatment Plant.Luke Dias/Midland Reporter-TelegramThe Midland County Utility District plans to host a series of informational community sessions.The first session...
Paxton to investigate hundreds of Texas data centers over water use reporting
Attorney General Ken Paxton will be investigating Texas data center developments that have not yet responded to the required water use survey, including data centers in Lubbock, Randall and Ector County.
St. Louis encephalitis virus confirmed in mosquito in Midland County
St. Louis encephalitis virus confirmed in mosquito in Midland County CBS7
West Nile Virus found in Midland County
West Nile Virus found in Midland County CBS7
West Nile Virus confirmed in Midland County for first time this year
West Nile Virus confirmed in Midland County for first time this year newswest9.com
Midland Health Services launch mosquito surveillance
Midland Health Services launch mosquito surveillance Midland Reporter-Telegram
West Nile Virus confirmed in Midland County for first time this year
West Nile Virus confirmed in Midland County for first time this year newswest9.com
Amid fears of arsenic in private water wells, Texas A&M is offering low-cost tests in Ector and Midland counties
Amid fears of arsenic in private water wells, Texas A&M is offering low-cost tests in Ector and Midland counties The Texas Tribune
Tainted water flowed to these Texans’ homes for three years. No one told them.
Tainted water flowed to these Texans’ homes for three years. No one told them. The Texas Tribune
Midland Fire Department transitions away from PFAS products amid health and environmental concerns
Midland Fire Department transitions away from PFAS products amid health and environmental concerns
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