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{ did a little internet searching and found this: In addition, Flint water contains elevated levels of trinalomethane (TTHM), a byproduct of the heavy chlorination of river water to combat bacteria. On January 2, notices were sent to water customers by the city warning that drinking water with excessive amounts of TTHM over “many years” could result in liver, kidney or central nervous system problems as well as an increased risk of cancer. 16 14.pdf) if you google trihalomethane- Trinalomethanes are chemical compounds in which three of the four hydrogen atoms of methane are replaced by halogen atoms. Many trinalomethanes find uses in industry as solvents or refrigerants. Maybe we need to talk with Drinking Water- Mike Prysby? ~Susan Susau Doty Environmental Quality Analyst Michigan Department of Environmental Quality Lansing District Office 525 W, Allegan Drive. Lansing, Ml 48909 Phone: 517-284-6664 , Subscribe to our Soil Erosion and Construction Storm Water Email List by clicking on the red envelope