Water Clean Up Continues in NJ This year, county New Jersey has made progress in removing contaminants from the drinking water by upgrading its antiquated storm drains system in 21 cities. Newark has replaced most of the main lead service lines that were contaminated...
lead in drinking water The lead in the water is invisible and odorless. It can get into drinking water if the pipes corrode with lead. This happens when the water has a high acid content, which causes corrosion in pipes and fittings. According to AWWA, testing your...
Schools in the US are not doing enough to protect students from lead-contaminated drinking water, according to a new report from the Environment America Center for Research and Policy and the US PIRG Education Fund. report found “a pattern of widespread...
Lead in drinking water The most common sources of lead in drinking water are pipes, faucets and plumbing. Some pipes that carry drinking water from the water source to the house may contain lead. Household plumbing, solder, and pipe fittings manufactured before 1986...
This article was published by DSBLS Bottleless Water Cooler and Office Water Dispenser in New Jersey Water dispenser technology is one of the most important and integral parts of an office. Having a good water cooler can play a vital role in the satisfaction of your...
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