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Topic: What’s In Your Tap Water?

Bartenderbonnie
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The Environmental Working Group has a website that lists all of the U.S. county’s tap water data. You can search by zip code or state. It lists acceptable levels of harmful chemicals and levels that accede them.

It isn’t good news for most of us health wise.

https://www.ewg.org/tapwater/

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hiker53
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Thanks.

After hearing about Benton Harbor, Michigan--a city I have visited many times, it makes you wonder. They have a lead problem like Flint did.

Just looked at my town. Ugh. Living in the middle of farm country and having 2 major hospitals in my city, I expected some contamination. Kind of scary, though.

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