Salem Wastewater Treatment Chemical Disposal Incident
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Salem, Oregon, United States
Source: Salem Reporter
The city of Salem attempted to dispose of excess sodium bisulfite, a wastewater treatment chemical, which disrupted operations at the Willow Lake Wastewater Treatment Facility. This incident raised concerns about potential bacteria entering the Willamette River, although subsequent tests showed E. coli levels were safe for swimming.
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Description | The city of Salem attempted to dispose of excess sodium bisulfite, a wastewater treatment chemical, which disrupted operations at the Willow Lake Wastewater Treatment Facility. This incident raised concerns about potential bacteria entering the Willamette River, although subsequent tests showed E. coli levels were safe for swimming. |
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