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Maine struggling to get homeowners to test and treat private wells for arsenic

Low-income homeowners face high treatment costs as state aid reaches only 57 households and testing remains far below Maine’s goal, officials said.

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Wendy Brennan agreed to participate in a study examining how arsenic exposure can affect children’s cognitive development primarily because her young daughter…

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Maine struggling to get homeowners to test and treat private wells for arsenic

Wendy Brennan agreed to participate in a study examining how arsenic exposure can affect children’s cognitive development primarily because her young daughter wanted the free T-shirt.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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