Environmental
In South Dakota, a property owner who suspects their drinking water well is contaminated should:
AImmediately abandon the well without testing
BHave the water tested by an accredited laboratory and contact DENR if contamination is confirmed✓ Correct
CContinue using the water until symptoms appear
DOnly test if neighboring properties have contamination
Explanation
If contamination is suspected, the well water should be tested by a certified laboratory. If contamination is confirmed at concerning levels, the owner should contact DENR for guidance.
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