A sweeping water quality measure was approved Friday by the Florida Senate, with supporters calling it a major step toward easing runoff that has fed algae blooms.
Private wells in some communities are contaminated, and the water that comes from them is smelly and undrinkable — it has tested positive for high levels of nitrates and iron.
In this episode of Speaking of Water, host Eileen Wray-McCann talks with Michael Cohen, a senior researcher at the Pacific Institute, about the Salton Sea.
