Environmental
A Nebraska property's well water tests positive for coliform bacteria. The recommended immediate action is:
AAbandon the well
BShock chlorinate the well and retest✓ Correct
CInstall a water softener
DReport to NDEE immediately
Explanation
Shock chlorination is the standard treatment for coliform bacteria contamination in wells. The well is treated with chlorine solution, allowed to circulate, then flushed and retested to confirm remediation.
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