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Tap water quality in question

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Tap water quality in question
Last week an environmental advocacy organization called the Environmental Working Group (EWG), released an update to its “National Drinking Water Database”.
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We're in Reader's Digest!

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Our very own Drip Calculator was featured in a recent article on Reader's Digest online.
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We read a great article in Chemical & Engineering News examining the science behind ensuring drinking water is free of weird tastes and funky smells.
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The media is reporting that brain-eating amoeba, also known as Naegleria fowleri, was discovered in two water systems in Louisiana.
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July is Smart Irrigation Month

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July is Smart Irrigation Month
Smart Irrigation Month is a great time to brush up on how to be a water wise consumer.
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The Water Buffaloes "Ride With Purpose"

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The Water Buffaloes move steadily with a purpose, traveling great distances with a mission in mind.
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Does bottled water expire?

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We just ran across an article from Reader's Digest that cautions against drinking "expired" bottled water.
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ACE17 is right around the corner

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ACE17 is right around the corner
Starting Sunday, we'll be at our Annual Conference & Exposition (ACE17) in Philadelphia!
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Washing hands in cold water?

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You've probably heard it's best to wash your hands with soap and hot water, but it may now be just as effective to use cold water.
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The Plain Talk Series - #59

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The Plain Talk Series - #59
Today's question: Why does drinking water often look cloudy when first drawn from a faucet?
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