Amid two years of drought, Sonoma County and water quality agencies have released tools for well owners to ensure their water is safe to drink.
Private wells may have higher concentrations of naturally occurring but harmful substances as groundwater tables are lower than normal in some areas of Sonoma County, according to Christine Sosko, the county’s director of Environmental Health.
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