CJT, depends on how you look at it. It could mean that the Bauxsol has put a stop to the deteriorating situation. In other words, since the Bauxsol application. the contamination level has not increased but rather stabilised. It would probably take a bit longer for it to get better because there are bound to be some contaminated water still flowing into the well that has long travelled past the Bauxsol area before its application. Also, it would surely need some time for the Bauxsol to completely 'wrap' up those pyritic soil/rock.
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