What is being done to protect us from chemicals from the oil spill?
Public health officials are continuing to have air and water tested for harmful chemicals in affected areas around the clock. Based on these test results, officials are making decisions about the need to take actions such as evacuation recommendations and water advisories. Monitoring of air and water will continue as necessary to protect human health and the environment.
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