If you have ever been faced with a torrential downpour and flooding later, your community may have trucked in water in water tankers. There is a good chance it was contaminated.<\/p>\n
While no one likes to be the bearer of bad news, there is a good chance that any water tankers bringing water into a flooded region where the water treatment plant has been compromised is hauling contaminated water. This may have gone on for months, until the local situation was under control. In the meantime, what about the water you were drinking? Where did it come from?<\/p>\n
The answer to that question may disturb you, as often, when water is needed and there is no readily available source to access, truck operators may resort to getting water wherever they can. That \u201cwherever they can\u201d may include dirty streams, wells with questionable aquifer clarity, wastewater from various facilities or other locations where the (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If you have ever been faced with a torrential downpour and flooding later, your community may have trucked in water in water tankers. There is a good chance it was contaminated. While no one likes to be the bearer of…<\/span><\/p>\n