The Boston Globe, April 28th, 2005
Communities in Boston's western suburbs aren't doing enough to protect their water supplies, environmental activists charged this week. A report from the nonprofit group Clean Water Action examined whether cities and towns had adequate long-term drinking water protection plans and whether they sufficiently restricted land use around their wells. Most communities in the Globe West circulation area met only one of the requirements, the report found. A few met neither. The state and federal government define what is an unacceptable level of contaminants, but protection of the water source itself ...
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