The Growing Problem of Toxic Algae Invading Lakes
Harmful algae invading local lakes in Maryland can pose several health threats to animals and people if consumed. This contaminated …
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When the EPA Decides to Revise Existing Regulations for Drinking Water
Having safe and filtered water is essential not only for your health, but also for your daily activities. To help …
The Negative Effects Farming Has on Tap Water
While agriculture puts food on our tables, some modern agricultural practices result in pollution. This pollution can degrade the land, …
Preliminary PFOA & PFOs Regulatory Determinations for Drinking Water
On February 20th, 2020, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed regulations for perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) …
The Dangers of Atrazine in Tap Water
Your tap water should be safe for you and your family to drink, no matter where you live. Unfortunately, some …
Reduce Your Waste: No More Plastic Bottles
It seems you can’t go anywhere lately without seeing a plastic bottle of water for sale, businesses even give them …
Why You Should Upgrade Your Home’s Water Treatment System
Selecting the right water treatment system is vital for your health and comfort. Water contaminated with heavy metals, pathogens, and …
Why Water Treatment is Affordable
Whole house water treatment can seem like a big investment, but consider the savings and improvements from adding a system …
Water Bacteria & The Best Filters to Remove Bacteria
Bacteria are common microorganisms and can be found just about anywhere. Right now, bacteria can be found on your skin, …
Do You Know When To Hire A Water Treatment Professional?
There are many options and resources for DIY projects these days so it makes sense to hear about homeowners taking …
Health Effects of Pesticides in Your Water
Dangerous pesticides could make their way into your water, causing irreparable harm. Think about what pesticides do: they kill bugs. …
How much lead is in DC water?
Water in Washington DC comes from the Potomac River. It is treated by DC Water at the Washington Aqueduct to …