• QUESTIONS ABOUT WATER?
    Do you have questions about how to care for your home’s pipes,
    or where your water goes once it's down the drain?
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  • WATER CONSERVATION
    Become more environmentally conscious
    and better informed about the effect our lifestyles can have
    on the world around us.
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  • WHAT'S IN MY WATER?
    The best way to ensure that you are getting the highest
    quality water available is to educate yourself.
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  • KID'S PLACE
    We have lots of materials, information and activities
    available to help you, your family and your classmates
    learn more about how water works.
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This week is Lead Poisoning Prevention Week

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This week, Oct. 20 – 26, is Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. This year’s theme is “Lead-Free Kids for a Healthy Future”, highlighting the importance of parents and caretakers reducing a child’s exposure to lead to prevent serious health effects.
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This week is Lead Poisoning Prevention Week

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This week, Oct. 20-26, is Lead Poisoning Prevention Week. This year's theme is "Lead-Free Kids for a Healthy Future", highlighting the importance of parents and caretakers reducing a child's exposure to lead to prevent serious health effects.
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The Plain Talk Series - #16

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Today's question: Are water utilities prepared for natural disasters such as hurricanes and floods?
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Pregnant women shouldn't drink tap water?

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The Weather Channel published an interesting article online about why it is thought that pregnant women may need to cautiously drink tap water.
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This summer, the New Jersey American Water created an amazing sand sculpture on the beach in Ocean City, New Jersey to raise awareness of the U.S.’s aging water infrastructure.
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You may remember our blog post from a couple of months ago about the “fatberg” in the London sewers – caused in part by “flushable” wipes.
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The value of water – what does that mean?

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AWWA is excited to announce today that we are among 12 nonprofit and private water organizations participating in a new Value of Water Coalition that has just launched a campaign today to educate the public on the value of water.
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National Coffee Day is Sept. 29!

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Without our precious water supplies, we wouldn’t be able to enjoy a delicious cup o’ joe every now and then.
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At AWWA’s Rocky Mountain Section annual conference earlier this month, Erie, Colo. was named the best tasting water in the entire Rocky Mountain region.
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The Plain Talk Series - #15

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Today's question: Our water utility has opened a reclaimed water plant in our town. What is reclaimed water? Can we drink it?
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