Cancer-Linked Chemicals Manufactured by 3M Are Turning Up in Drinking Water

Post by srj » Tue, Nov 06, 2018, 6:16 AM UTC

driverdan wrote: post #133

Jaepa wrote: post #70

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Brita's are pretty much unless unfortunately. As are most pitcher style filter systems. Faucet mounted systems are probably the easiest way to go (eg Pur), but better under the counter or household water filters do exist. Its also worth mentioning that there good chance that a water filter won't actually filter this out. Water treatment plants will often treat the water through multiple levels of filtration, reverse…

> Brita's are pretty much unless unfortunately. How do you figure that? They're the same carbon filters as found in the faucet systems.

Post by ianai » Tue, Nov 06, 2018, 7:23 AM UTC

RaceWon wrote: post #144

15 years I ago I worked on the construction phase of a microchip manufacturing facility, well actually they were adding another separate plant to make gaming chips. The computer giant that owned the land and had done so much ecological damage to the water table they had to supply the town with city water. Dead birds could be found all over the rooftops, no worms or insects were in any of the soil near the plant. At t…

Post by onetimemanytime » Tue, Nov 06, 2018, 8:12 AM UTC

ianai wrote: post #153

RaceWon wrote: post #144

15 years I ago I worked on the construction phase of a microchip manufacturing facility, well actually they were adding another separate plant to make gaming chips. The computer giant that owned the land and had done so much ecological damage to the water table they had to supply the town with city water. Dead birds could be found all over the rooftops, no worms or insects were in any of the soil near the plant. At t…

Did anyone die while you worked there?

Post by blattimwind » Tue, Nov 06, 2018, 9:04 AM UTC

RaceWon wrote: post #144

15 years I ago I worked on the construction phase of a microchip manufacturing facility, well actually they were adding another separate plant to make gaming chips. The computer giant that owned the land and had done so much ecological damage to the water table they had to supply the town with city water. Dead birds could be found all over the rooftops, no worms or insects were in any of the soil near the plant. At t…

Post by obulpathi » Tue, Nov 06, 2018, 11:47 AM UTC

Johnny555 wrote: post #125

resters wrote: post #97

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> This happens in many other areas of concern too. Yes, elected officials should also be required to spend 24 consecutive hours each month in the inmate population of the local jail, prison, etc. to ensure that it offers safe and humane conditions.

I'd be happy if they were just forced to use public transit for all transportation 3 days a month.