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How can salt impacts be minimized?
Why not switch back to sand and salt?
What are the potential impacts to wildlife?
What remedial actions can be used to address salt contamination in a private well?
If I have a water softener, what steps can I take to reduce my salt footprint?
What can I do if I think my well has been impacted by salt?
What are the potential impacts to soils?
What is the salt doing to my car and state-wide infrastructure?
How do the salt concentrations we’re seeing in CT private wells compare to concentrations in seawater?
What role does DEEP’s Remediation Division play in salt investigations?
What are the potential impacts to fresh water?
What are sources of salt to the environment?
Are there alternatives to chloride-based salts?
What are the potential impacts to plants?
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