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Yes it’s this bad
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Replying to @alispagnola
@alispagnola's newest video: "Testing What's Really in LA Water" youtu.be/vf_OGlVJses
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Testing What's Really in LA Water youtu.be/vf_OGlVJses via @YouTube
This week’s episode of Fitness Outrageous with my good paly @alispagnola 💧.
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In Ohio, the @city_of_toledo is partnering with BlueConduit to use #dataanalytics and #machinelearning to find and replace their #leadpipes, starting in the communities with the most need. Learn how The City of Toledo is working to #gettheleadout: youtu.be/V9mLCQEe8Vk
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Yikes! 😬 Millions of residents across the globe are at risk of receiving water above the safe level for #lead in #drinkingwater. Learn how UK residents are tackling this issue: ft.com/content/7107f067-43d5… @FinancialTimes
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Our friends over at @GoSimpleLab have just launched the first national map of #waterutility service area boundaries in the US! Get an inside look during their upcoming #demo: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
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We've teamed up with @GoSimpleLab to create a more seamless and automated solution for gathering required #data and generating regulatory #reports that meet compliance. Learn more: blueconduit.com/post/bluecon… #waterquality #leadserviceline #watertesting #machinelearning #simplelab
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We're #hiring! 🎉 At BlueConduit, we're on a mission to empower communities to prioritize health and sustainability through #datascience, starting with universal access to clean drinking water and a lead-free future. Join the team: blueconduit.com/careers
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A little division here shows it cost $11,875 for each lead service line removed -shows the high removal $$ in urban areas!! Suez spent $95M to remove lead pipes, and lead levels in NJ drinking water have dropped northjersey.com/story/news/b… via @northjersey
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Wildfires and their lasting effects are becoming a way of life in the West, including California, as climate change and management practices cause fires to increase in number, intensity and acreage burned, while extending the length of the fire season.
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PFAS chemicals are making people sick. They're incredibly difficult to clean up, which means we need to keep them out of our water supply in the first place! #WaterIsAHumanRight abcnews.go.com/US/ticking-ti…
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Imagine a Day Without Water was created to encourage us to pause and reflect on why we value water.
From health to education, we value how access to safe, reliable water changes everything.
#ValueWater @TheValueofWater @USWaterAlliance
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"Rural water systems face unique challenges in providing clean, safe, affordable, sustainable drinking water...About 97% of the country’s 153,000 public drinking water systems serve 10,000 people or less." @ninalakhani @GuardianUS
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Concerns are growing about microplastics after recent research suggests they can be found in agricultural soil: ehn.org/plastic-in-farm-soil… #Microplastic #PlasticPollution #Agriculture
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Children who drank water from private wells “had blood lead concentrations that were 20% higher, on average, than children with community water service.” This is some basic stuff, America. Just start with “Let’s not poison our kids” theguardian.com/environment/…
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Consumer Reports & The Guardian are seeking volunteers to test water systems nationwide for PFAS forever chemicals.
Learn more: theguardian.com/us-news/2020…
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US moves to exempt companies from reporting harmful chemical releases theguardian.com/environment/…
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🙅🏽 Federal limits on arsenic: 10 million parts per billion
↘️ Consumer Reports’ desired limits on arsenic: 3 million parts per billion
😱 Whole Foods’ bottled water arsenic: 9.49 to 9.56 parts per billion cnn.com/2020/06/24/business/…
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Waterproofing chemicals in the protective gear worn by firefighters may be exposing them to “significant quantities” of potentially toxic fluorochemicals, study says. benvgo.com/QebDgV8



















