It\u2019s not a stretch of the imagination to think that a town\u2019s water could be contaminated by a local well. It could happen anywhere, anytime.<\/p>\n
The fact of the matter is that a town using a contaminated well has already happened in many places in the United States, with the latest being a small town in Illinois. Many of the town residents don\u2019t even have water distillers<\/a> or water distillation systems<\/a> in place either.<\/p>\n The twist to this story was that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) dismissed the Crestwood residents\u2019 concerns, telling them the water wasn\u2019t \u201cthat\u201d contaminated because it was diluted with Lake Michigan water. To the unending astonishment of the whole town, the EPA stated the amount of vinyl chloride contaminated well water had been adequately diluted by lake water. This is like being a \u201clittle\u201d pregnant.<\/p>\n The town and the EPA were on the same song sheet indicating that the mixture (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It\u2019s not a stretch of the imagination to think that a town\u2019s water could be contaminated by a local well. It could happen anywhere, anytime. The fact of the matter is that a town using a contaminated well has already…<\/span><\/p>\n