Most people figure that water contamination is a third world problem and that there is no way this could be a complication in America.<\/p>\n
Third world countries are not the only locations in the world with serious water contamination issues. The fact is that we have this same issue right in our own backyards, so we can’t blame the destruction of water plants on a conflict or war for our problems. Or can we? The war on budgets has far reaching consequences on the quality of our water, whether we want to admit it or not.<\/p>\n
Although our infrastructures have not necessarily been ravaged by war, etc., they are succumbing to old age, disrepair, negligence and band-aid therapy to keep them going. To say that the water filtration plants that we have today are woefully inadequate is a major understatement.<\/p>\n
To get this message across to the millions who drink this contaminated water is (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Most people figure that water contamination is a third world problem and that there is no way this could be a complication in America. Third world countries are not the only locations in the world with serious water contamination issues.…<\/span><\/p>\n