Table of Contents Almost everyone in America and worldwide thought that the Flint Lead Poisoning Disaster only includes the town and its neighboring areas. However, according to the American Water Works Association, approximately 30% of water servicing has lead systems, which means that there could be lead in your drinking water. Although not every state …
Table of Contents Lead contamination is very rampant these days because only a few people know about it and not everyone is informed and educated about it. Thus, it is essential to keep everyone in sync and help educate people about what is going on in the environment. Taking part in the movement of cleaning …
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Table of Contents According to an article by Anne Marie Helmenstine, hydrogen makes up at least 75% of the universe, which makes it the most abundant element in the entire cosmos. However, given its popularity in natural science, it’s current fame is still overwhelming. Its demand to be part of the regular drinking water became a …
Table of Contents There are different kinds of water filtration and delivery systems that are sold in the market. These companies are claiming their products have passed the standards. These standards are very essential for consumers because this validates that the product passed the quality standards and they are getting what they are paying for. …
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Table of Contents Hard water is one of the most common problems for homeowners living in areas where there are high concentrations of dissolved minerals. These minerals tend to become visible once the water evaporates, leaving huge stains around your appliances and cookware. Although these stains might sound like a minor inconvenience for you, it …
Table of Contents What do you know about TDS? TDS is an abbreviation for Total Dissolved Solids, and it is used to portray the different inorganic matters, organic salts, and other substances that are dissolved in water. These other substances include chloride, calcium, nitrate anions, sodium, hydrogen carbonate, sulfate, potassium cations, and potassium carbonate. If …
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Table of Contents Recently, the life that thrives in our waters all over the world has been the direct recipient of the harm that prescription drugs can give. Yes, this is quite a relatively new worldly problem that scientists are still studying. Experts say that there is no direct evidence yet that shows how prescription …
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Table of Contents Every human being is unique and different from each other, but every human being has the same needs to survive. One very common need for every human being in the world is water. Water is very important for every human being and living thing to survive. Humans drink and use water to …
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Table of Contents According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, around half a million kids in the US have high blood lead levels. These kids’ ages range from one to five years old, which makes this a massive threat to the future of the country. Your child could be one, too! However, these …
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Table of Contents The need for clean and safe drinking water has been steadily increasing as time passes by. And, with the increasing demand for clean water, the higher authorities have done their part in providing their citizens potable water. But how exactly did they conclude that the water that comes out of our faucets …
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