The chlorine compounds used in public drinking water may not provide sufficient protection for water supplies in these facilities. (sciencedaily.com)
After testing 17 infant formulas, 27 cereal bars and three different «energy shot» drinks, the team found levels significantly above the level established for public drinking water. (foodsafetynews.com)
These include major explosions, groundwater contamination impacting public drinking water, tank truck accidents, major tank farm failures, and governmental civil and criminal investigations. (rc.com)