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SUMMARY:Low and No-Salt Water Softening and Conditioning - November 7
DESCRIPTION:The November session of Itasca Waters’ Water Wisdom focuses on “Low and No-Salt Water Softening and Conditioning.” The webinar is from noon – 1 CT on November 7. \nSalt pollution is an increasing concern in Minnesota\, as salt use for water softening\, deicing roads\, and other applications can lead to increasing chloride levels in our lakes\, streams\, and rivers. Elevated chloride levels can be harmful to aquatic ecosystems and species like dragonflies and freshwater mussels. Research in Minnesota has identified water softening as a major source of chloride\, as much of the state has very hard water and home water softening is common. There is high interest in low- and no-salt treatment alternatives to reduce chloride pollution\, but there is limited research and guidance for consumers. \nThis presentation will give an overview of alternatives to home water softening as well as some of the costs and benefits of these technologies. \nThe webinar is free\, but registration is required. Click here to register.
URL:https://mncola.org/event/2092/
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