Online ExclusivesNews Briefs: City of Salem Endures Cyanotoxin Crisis

News Briefs: City of Salem Endures Cyanotoxin Crisis

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, firefighters respond to a chlorine leak in Oklahoma City; and a brewery in Sweden is marketing and selling beer made from recycled wastewater

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Water tests in Salem, Stayton, Turner and Wilsonville, Oregon, recently showed the water was unsafe for young children and some adults to drink after uncovering elevated levels of microcystin — a cyanotoxin...

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