DNR applauds use of chlorination monitoring
June 25, 2008

The Iowa DNR has applauded the work of a pair of water-treatment operators in Guttenberg, who noticed changes in the demand for chlorine going through one of their city's water wells and used that to initiate a further investigation that revealed an outbreak of E. coli bacteria. Continuous, automatic monitoring of chlorine is inexpensive and can help prevent bacterial hazards from endangering public water supplies.

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