Arsenic in groundwater

Arsenic in groundwater is naturally occurring mineral that dissolves into water from rocks and soil, often in regions with specific geology. When water sources contain high arsenic levels, it can pose health risks if consumed over time, including skin problems, cancers, and other serious illnesses. This contamination is typically silent, with no taste or smell, making it hard to detect without testing. It's important for affected communities to monitor arsenic levels and use filtration or alternative water sources to reduce exposure and protect health.