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Ridgewood NJ, as of July 1, 2024, the Ridgewood Water Annual Quality Report is available online, revealing another year plagued with serious health risks, failed reporting, and exceeded limits. This troubling trend, spanning over a decade, is expected to persist for at least another two years.
Continue reading Ridgewood Water Annual Quality Report 2024: Continued Concerns and Health Risks
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Ridgewood NJ, congratulations to Ridgewood Water on receiving the “Our Water’s Worth It” award! This recognition highlights the company’s contributions to water conservation and sustainability efforts. However, the award has raised eyebrows among residents and community members.
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Ridgewood NJ, on Saturday we reported that Ridgewood residents have once again received another notice that their drinking water system contains higher levels of a family of chemicals that have been linked to cancer and other health problems. Ridgewood Water exceeds state levels of a class of chemicals called PFAS and PFOAS.
Over the years the Ridgewood blog has been a harsh critic of Ridgewood Water and while the current management is a great improvement the water system still has a long way to go to meet first world standards .
“Ridgewood Water customers will be the benefactors of one of the largest singular and direct clean water funding items in support of the region’s most important water treatment initiative,” Mayor Knudsen said at the time.
the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Ridgewood NJ, Ridgewood Residents have once again received another notice that their drinking water system contains higher levels of a family of chemicals that have been linked to cancer and other health problems. Ridgewood Water exceeds state levels of a class of chemicals called PFAS and PFOAS.
Continue reading Ridgewood Water exceeds state levels of a class of chemicals called PFAS and PFOAS
