Turn on the tap and there it is — water for all our needs. Unfortunately, many Americans take the presence of water in their lives for granted. Think about this — many other countries in the world have no access to safe, pure, clean, and healthy drinking water.<\/span><\/p>\n We’re pretty lucky in the U.S. to awake every morning and turn on the kitchen tap to make tea or coffee. We don’t think twice about where the water came from, and we are confident that it is safe to drink, not contaminated, and won’t do us any harm. What if you didn’t have that luxury or certainty?<\/span><\/p>\n If you had to drink contaminated water from places you didn’t know existed, would you drink it? Chances are the answer is no. The fact that you do have decent drinking water is largely due to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and its laws. Even with those (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Turn on the tap and there it is — water for all our needs. Unfortunately, many Americans take the presence of water in their lives for granted. Think about this — many other countries in the world have no access…<\/span><\/p>\n