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February 20, 2007 | Leave a Comment

TWU hires consultants to help with H2O issue

One month after a water advisory was first issued at Trinity Western University, operations consultant Marilyn Crone said the problem of higher than normal levels of arsenic in the school’s water source is yet to be tackled.

In an email to Mars’ Hill, Crone remarked that TWU is currently looking to an outside consultant for help with the issue.

“We are receiving external consulting expertise to make sure that our intermediate and long-term options are optimal in terms of effectiveness in providing safe water with a better taste, and at the best price,” Crone noted.