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ARE WE REALLY DRINKING THE SAME WATER AS THE DINOS?!

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water is basically recyled over and over but is recycling too much ever going to be a problem?

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water is basically recyled over and over but is recycling too much ever going to be a problem?

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is salt water cleaner then fresh water? since there is so much bacteria in the ocean for example: feces, animals decomposing and giving birth ect. And we still swim in it and are still very clean.

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Is there a way that we can figure out a way to get new pipes into our water system so that our drinking water can be more safe and also purified and dont need to be touched by man? I also learned that there are many steps into cleaning our water systems and making the water safe. I also learned that plants play a big role in the water cleaning system.

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does this mean we should no drink tap water even if it's only a cup?

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why are there so many steps to filter water or should there be more?

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The water goes in a cycle and can be treated, but by the time it gets back to us...cant it become intoxicated all over again?

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I learned that plants are involved in the process of cleaning water because they provide microbes that kill bacteria.

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It seems that the water in the US is more susceptible to toxins and such.

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According to statistics from the EPA's Safe Drinking Water Information System, those found to have problems cleaning their water often took more than two years to resolve these concerns, with some only recently correcting decades-old violations of EPA regulations and others still supplying tainted water.

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Why are droughts a thing if the water gets recycled a lot?
Also lots of towns in central and western Mass have water that is contaminated with PFASs but we don't see anything about it in Boston

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the water comes naturally in the reservior from the rain and snow. the water gets into contact with plants and soil to clean the water.

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Experts warn contamination in water can lead to cancer, gastrointestinal diseases and developmental delays in children.
A question I have is If they knew how much the water in michigan can affect the children than why didn't they help them right away as soon as they found out how bad the water was?

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Since it goes through the sewers isn't it contaminated when we get it?
Water goes through a lot of places just to get tested and cleaned. The remaining wastewater is disinfected before it is discharged to the receiving waters. This stream of treated wastewater, known as effluent, travels through a 9.5-mile tunnel drilled through solid rock more than 250 feet below the ocean floor.

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American water is full of contaminants that cause  health problems. These compounds take thousands of years to go away/be destroyed. called PFASs. These chemicals are not just in water, they are in everyday things like floss and firefighter water.

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remaining waste water is disinfected before its charged to the receiving waters

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the water gets tested daily at the source. But my question is how do we know that water is still clean when it leaves the main source and starts to be moved/traveled through different pipes and such.