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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 281 — Water and sewage

281.13 Surveys and research.

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281.13 Surveys and research.
(a)The department is authorized to act with the U.S. geological survey in determining the sanitary and other conditions and nature of the natural water sources in this state, for the following purposes:
1. To determine the nature and condition of the unpolluted natural water sources.
2. To determine to what extent the natural water sources are being contaminated by sewage from cities, villages and towns.
3. To determine to what extent the natural water sources are being polluted by other wastes.
4. To assist in determining the best sources of water.
(b)The department is hereby empowered and instructed to make the necessary rules and regulations, in conjunction with the U.S. geological department, to carry this subsection into effect.
(3)The department may conduct scientific experiments, investigations, waste treatment demonstrations and research on any matter under its jurisdiction. It may establish pilot plants, prototypes and facilities in connection therewith and lease or purchase land or equipment.
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