24 May, 2011 (19:30) | Drinking Water System, Water News | By: admin
Most parents naturally assume as their children walk out the door that they will have plenty of water to drink throughout the day. However, that doesn’t seem to be the situation at all. In fact most schools across the nation have a few drinking water fountains around, but no cups available. This means that if [...]
Tags: children, Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, school, Water Intervention
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2 May, 2011 (17:14) | Water News | By: admin
Rayne of Phoenix is adding another very distinguished award to their list of accomplishments. The Arizona Water Association is recognizing Rayne Water’s Zero Liquid Discharge Facility for Centralized Water Softening Regeneration Operation with the Arizona Water 2011 Water Reuse Project of the Year award. This award will be presented on May 4th at the 84th [...]
Tags: Arizona Water Association, Rayne of Phoenix
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28 March, 2011 (16:54) | Water News | By: admin
California’s economy can be felt in a multitude of manners. It doesn’t target a specific group of people or jobs, and for the most part, most people have been affected in one way or another. A recent news article even reminded us that the lack of funding in the state of California has put water [...]
Tags: Californica, economy, Home Water Treatment, Reverse Osmosis, water cooler
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11 February, 2011 (17:30) | Impurities Found in Drinking Water, Water News | By: admin
Of course we all know that lead is not good for us, but that our bodies can tolerate a certain amount without observable negative effects. If you are pregnant, however, that amount is much, much smaller. A recent headline on Science Daily’s website announced, “Lead exposure may affect blood pressure during pregnancy”. The Occupational Safety [...]
Tags: lead, lead exposure, pregnant
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7 February, 2011 (19:01) | Water News | By: admin
Most Americans like to feel like their drinking water is really pretty clean. That is why each municipality has its own water treatment system to help guarantee the cleanliness of the water. Each water treatment facility also has to do their own testing for certain levels of bacteria, metals, minerals, and other common contaminants. These [...]
Tags: amoeba, amoebas, Home Water Treatment, microorganism
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21 January, 2011 (23:08) | Water News | By: admin
Most citizens assume agencies are being as careful and responsible as possible when it comes to waterways and water sources and what they are letting in them. Too many times in the past corporations and agencies have either accidentally or quietly disposed of waste into natural waterways. In today’s age, we have too many scientifically [...]
Tags: Home Water Treatment, natural gas, natural gas drilling, waterways
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18 January, 2011 (01:08) | Water News | By: admin
It seems everything these days is affected by the latest downturn in the economy. From the housing market, to consumer buying, to environmental and urban economics, the financial crisis has everyone looking for ways to save money in some way, shape, or form. A new article out from Matthew Kahn has those same consumers thinking [...]
Tags: climate change, eco-friendly, green, water wastes
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17 January, 2011 (15:26) | Water News | By: admin
Saying something is eco-friendly is common in this day and age, but really doing something to reduce energy consumption, reduce your carbon footprint, and follow environmental guidelines is truly being responsible. With so many water treatment options out there, the key is looking into those who are doing just that – going green. Being pro-active [...]
Tags: eco-friendly, green, Water Softener
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10 January, 2011 (12:13) | Water News | By: admin
Parents will do anything to ensure the health and safety of their children. That’s why we do our best to make sure they’re staying healthy by eating a well-balanced diet and drinking water. But even after many years of pushing the 8 glasses a day routine, new research studies show that all tap water may [...]
Tags: fluoride, Home Water Treatment, Reverse Osmosis, tap water
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30 December, 2010 (11:37) | Water News | By: admin
Sounds like it could be the title of a new sci-fi movie right? A title like this cannot and will not be ignored by American consumers. According to one article, 35 cities in the US have traces of hexavalent chromium, a probable carcinogen, as is reported in the Washington Post. In 25 of those cities, [...]
Tags: a probable carcinogen, carcinogen, Environmental Working Group, hexavalent chromium, Home Water Treatment, Reverse Osmosis
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