State DEP Solves Water Odor, Taste, Mystery For NJAW Customers

December 23, 2024 Environment

A Branchburg company has been issued a notice of violation by state environmental officials for a chemical leak into a tributary of the Raritan River that affected water used by Franklin Township customers of NJ American Water Company.

The December 16 leak caused a discoloration and odor in the water used by NJAW customers, although, officials said, there was no health risk in drinking the water.

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State DEP Solves Water Odor, Taste, Mystery For NJAW Customers

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