I mean it's into the same acquifer. As if running out of water in White River isn't cause enough for grief, the water they do get from their wells is subject to contamination and that makes for downright alarm. When the wellheads are flooded, the beavers can actually swim over top of the wells. Normally the bacteria should be filtered out or killed by chlorine. But since Walkerton, many small communities are now deeply uneasy about the reliability of their chlorine systems.
Chlorine is sent in by transport and it's brought in barrels.
Then we've got this temporary injection system that simply siphons chlorine out of the barrel and injects it into this header standpipe. We just drilled that hole into it and tapped this chlorine injector system in it. We rely on this little device here that's probably not more than a couple of hundred dollars. It's home-made, it's as temporary as you can get. Temporary for 15 years.