Wildfire intensity impacts water quality and its treatment in forested watersheds

20:00 EDT 19 Mar 2018 | AAAS

(American Chemical Society) The recent Thomas Fire was the largest wildfire in in California's modern history. Now, researchers report that wildfires in forested watersheds can have a variable but predictable impact on the substances that are released from soils and flow into drinking water sources. The research provides important insights for water utilities evaluating treatment options after severe wildfires. The scientists will present their results today at the 255th National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society.

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