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A state bill requiring that rock salt be purchased in only the United States has gotten the attention of highway superintendents around the state.

ADKAction Executive Director Sawyer Bailey says reducing the use of road salt has been a priority for the organization since 2010. “Road salt dissolves in water.

Road salt runoff is making waterways like Lake Champlain saltier, putting wildlife and even drinking water infrastructure at risk. Now, officials say we need a more comprehensive approach to cleanup.