Another survivor described a chemical agent that smelled like perfume. Wait, can poison gas really smell ... Chlorine, which was one of the first gases to be used in World War I, does have a ...

Sample Receiver Technician II Lauren Pham catalogs water samples in a walk-in refrigerator at the North Texas Municipal Water District lab in Wylie, where water samples are tested.(Ryan Michalesko ...

El Paso, Texas — A KFOX14 viewer named Bernie sent this question to Just Ask John: "Why does our water smell of heavy chlorine?" I took Bernie’s question straight to the source, El Paso Water ...

At room temperature, it is a greenish-yellow gas with a choking smell, which is denser ... lung damage even if it does not kill you. Breathing high levels of chlorine causes pulmonary oedema ...

EDMONTON – If you notice a strong smell ... like crushed charcoal. That’s added to absorb organic compounds that can cause additional odours on their own and when they react with chlorine.

Indiana American Water’s Richmond system will be using chlorine rather than chloramines during this period, the release stated. Free chlorine and chloramines are both federally approved methods ...

If the smell or taste of chlorine is very strong, however, it's best to contact your local health agency. Tap water that smells or tastes like petroleum, gasoline, or turpentine is rare and ...

You may notice a chlorine smell or taste in your water, and you may see brief periods of lower-than-normal water pressure or cloudy water, but officials say the conversion won't impact your health.