A Warrington Township family wonders if elevated nitrate levels in their well water could have been caused by runoff from the June 8 fire at Miller Chemical and Fertilizer Corp. outside Hanover.
Stories Related to Well Owners Worry About Nitrate Levels After Chemical Plant Fire
Barbara Miller | bmiller@pennlive.com, The Patriot-News
Wed, 06/17/2015 - 11:52am
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