An earthy taste and smell started seeping into Shreveport’s water over the winter holidays, making its way into ice and fountain drinks. City officials say changing weather patterns caused more algae ...

The Shreveport Water and Sewerage Department has addressed the temporary taste and odor change to the city drinking water.

Shreveport Water and Sewer Director William Daniel says this is a temporary problem and his crews are working to correct the ...

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The City of Shreveport’s Water and Sewerage Department is addressing temporary changes in the taste and smell of the city’s ...

In Poland, another study examined the mobility of metals such as chromium, copper ... of active acid sulfate soils in agricultural areas, demonstrating their impact on surface water quality.