Amsterdayumn
$outhern Smok€
Never understood not being able to drink tap water. Over here the regulations for tap water are more strict than bottled water. 
USA
RIP tampa bay florida... nice knowing you.... State of emergency declared :yikes:
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Never understood not being able to drink tap water. Over here the regulations for tap water are more strict than bottled water. USA
Don'tCallMeLuckyB
Veteran
My brother works for a company close by and he had to return to work today. When the accident happened they had to evacuate the whole area and couldn’t return to work.
A good thing about tesla newest satellites is that they will pretty much dissolve into nothing when they are no longer useful.
They used a better word than dissolve tho...lol
havoc
Superstar
IAMDetroit
"Yall Nig*as"
Yes.
How?
Tap water in florida is a no no
The water in SE Georgia is terrible too. shyt has so much sulphur in it because of the limestone beds.
This was years ago, but I had to literally squeeze an entire lemons worth of juice in a single 16oz cup just to drink it. Now, I wouldn't even bathe in it let alone drink it.
MBwithadream
All Star
Get right with Jesus folks.
USA
Quality of Dutch drinking water sources at serious risk: water companies
Quality of Dutch drinking water sources at serious risk: water companies
The quality of the Netherlands' drinking water sources is at serious risk, partly due to pollution with chemical substances, medicine residues and manure, according to a study by KWR, the knowledge institute for the drinking water sector. The drinking water companies call for immediate intervention, AD reports.
The groundwater in drinking water extraction areas - where more than half of the Netherlands' drinking water comes from - is becoming increasingly polluted at deeper and deeper levels. The main polluting culprits are nitrate, pesticides and old soil contamination, according to the KWR. Industrial substances and medicine residues are also increasingly found in the groundwater. And new underground activities, such as geothermal energy extraction or the storage of heat and cold, also pose a risk to drinking water quality.
The KWR warns of a "steady and probably irreversible deterioration" of groundwater quality.
The surface water, from which 40 percent of Dutch drinking water is produced, is not doing much better. Rivers are increasingly contaminated with chemical substances and medicine residues. There are ongoing studies into the health risks posed by micro plastics, nano materials and veterinary medicines in drinking water. And climate change also causes new threats, such as salinization. Earlier this week, water companies around the Maas already warned that droughts are making the river too vulnerable to be a source of drinking water.
Tampa Mayor: brehs, wtf are we gunna do about this waste?
Master Teacher: GET ME NASA AND ELON ON A ZOOM CALL
Amsterdayumn
$outhern Smok€
That's about the sources, not the water itself after it gets filtered and all that.
Quality of Dutch drinking water sources at serious risk: water companies
Quality of Dutch drinking water sources at serious risk: water companies
The quality of the Netherlands' drinking water sources is at serious risk, partly due to pollution with chemical substances, medicine residues and manure, according to a study by KWR, the knowledge institute for the drinking water sector. The drinking water companies call for immediate intervention, AD reports.
The groundwater in drinking water extraction areas - where more than half of the Netherlands' drinking water comes from - is becoming increasingly polluted at deeper and deeper levels. The main polluting culprits are nitrate, pesticides and old soil contamination, according to the KWR. Industrial substances and medicine residues are also increasingly found in the groundwater. And new underground activities, such as geothermal energy extraction or the storage of heat and cold, also pose a risk to drinking water quality.
The KWR warns of a "steady and probably irreversible deterioration" of groundwater quality.
The surface water, from which 40 percent of Dutch drinking water is produced, is not doing much better. Rivers are increasingly contaminated with chemical substances and medicine residues. There are ongoing studies into the health risks posed by micro plastics, nano materials and veterinary medicines in drinking water. And climate change also causes new threats, such as salinization. Earlier this week, water companies around the Maas already warned that droughts are making the river too vulnerable to be a source of drinking water.
