Health & Fitness
This is Why the Water Turned Green in Milford Wednesday
The water in a section of Milford turned green on Wednesday. Here's why.
MILFORD, CT — The water turned green in Milford on Wednesday. NBC Connecticut reports that the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is investigating after a car wash on New Haven Avenue had cleaning materials spill into drains that flow into a steam, which turned the water green.
Officials told NBC Connecticut that the substance that turned the water green was actually liquid wax and that the business is working with a contractor to clean up the spill.
NBC Connecticut's Heidi Voight shared video she received from a local resident.
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Car wash wax spill turns #Milford stream green https://t.co/UDTLQc3PUU pic.twitter.com/C7ujOGdlYf
— NBC Connecticut (@NBCConnecticut) April 25, 2018
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