Rainwater quality and bushfires Bushfires generate large amounts - TopicsExpress

Rainwater quality and bushfires Bushfires generate large amounts of ash and debris which have the potential to contaminate rainwater supplies. Although the presence of ash and debris in rainwater does not represent a health risk, it could affect colour, turbidity and taste. There are some simple steps that can be taken to ensure that your rainwater supply is suitable for drinking after a bushfire. Mount Remarkable Council have this factsheet from SA HEalth on their website : mtr.sa.gov.au/webdata/resources/files/ph-factsheet-rainwater-bushfires.pdf

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