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Inadequate Government Water Safety Standards Are Allowing Toxins in Public Water - Vimarsana News

Inadequate Government Water Safety Standards Are Allowing Toxins in Public Water

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Michigan officials investigate Erin Brockovich chemical contamination of Huron River - Vimarsana News

Michigan officials investigate Erin Brockovich chemical contamination of Huron River

WASHINGTON – A Michigan company known for releasing toxic chemicals into air and water is under criminal investigation (link is external) after spilling “several thousand gallons” of liquid contaminated with the cancer-causing hexavalent chromium into the Huron River.

8 Best Water Filter Pitchers of 2022 – Top-Tested Water Pitchers - Vimarsana News

8 Best Water Filter Pitchers of 2022 – Top-Tested Water Pitchers

From glass water filter pitches to plastic water filter pitches, these are the best water filter pitchers that remove water contaminants such as PFAS, bacteria, fluoride and more.

Illegal Levels of Arsenic in Midland Water? - Vimarsana News

Illegal Levels of Arsenic in Midland Water?

Anyone else notice that smell in the water?

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An environmental advocacy group is concerned by unregulated contaminant levels in hundreds of Iowa water systems - Vimarsana News

An environmental advocacy group is concerned by unregulated contaminant levels in hundreds of Iowa water systems

There are concerning levels of contamination in public water systems across Iowa, according to an environmental group that sets its own health standards. More than 700 hundred utilities in Iowa had levels of certain contaminants above health guidelines set by the Environmental Working Group, which are not legally enforceable.