Sentences with phrase «municipal water sources»

The SAD is laden with many foods that are counterproductive to producing vibrantly healthy babies: foods such as damaged fats (those overheated and extracted with solvents), commercially raised meats (if any meat is consumed at all, as many fall victim to the deception of vegetarianism), and an abundance of pesticides and chemicals via conventionally farmed foods, fast foods, processed ingredients, body care products, cleaning supplies and municipal water sources.

Even if the water contains chemicals from municipal water sources, it is important to get enough (though there are filters that remove most chemicals easily).

It's added to many cities» municipal water sources, because of dated studies that seem to show an increase in bone health and a decrease in cavities after fluoride exposure.

Some bottlers advertise their wares with images of pristine mountain streams, but the water they package is actually filtered tap water from a city water utility, its origins described in generic terms like «municipal water source.»

An emerging technology may allow hydropower to be collected from the movement of water in pipes in a municipal water source.

Not exact matches

The water itself comes from municipal sources, but goes through a multi-step purification process that includes reverse osmosis to remove odors, chlorine and unwanted minerals, including lead.

The sugar backlash certainly has fed the trend, but purveyors say reports of lead contamination and other frightening news about what exists in municipal water supplies has people turning to a seemingly secure source.

Our water sources include municipal utilities and company - owned wells.

John Robbins of Earth Save International estimates that the water pollution attributable to US agriculture, including runoff of soil, pesticides, and manure, is greater than all municipal and industrial sources combined.

Most reported cases have been ascribed to the use of contaminated well water for preparation of infant formula.1 — 3 Fifteen million families in the United States obtain their drinking water from unregulated wells.4 In a survey of 5500 private water supplies from 9 Midwestern states, 13 % of the wells were found to have nitrate concentrations > 10 mg / L or 10 ppm nitrate nitrogen, 5 the federal maximum contaminant level.6 It is estimated that 2 million families drink water from private wells that fail to meet the federal drinking - water standard for nitrate, and 40000 infants younger than 6 months live in homes that have nitrate - contaminated water supplies.4 In urban areas, municipal wastewater - treatment discharges (a source of nutrients) on surrounding farmland aggravate the problem.7

Waukesha plans to eventually use Lake Michigan as its source of municipal water.

The proliferation of the pollution in a variety of sites confirms that pollution in the village goes far beyond the Saint - Gobain facility that state officials have determined is responsible for the PFOA in the municipal water supply and could make finding a new water source more challenging.

The industrial facility is being investigated as the source of PFOA contaminats found in the town's municipal water supply and private wells.

Pei Xu develops innovative treatment and desalination technologies for alternative water sources such as municipal wastewater, brackish water, desalination concentrate, oil - and gas - produced water and hydraulic fracturing flowback water.

Growing populations throughout the Great Plains region are also demanding more municipal water from the only available source: the aquifer.

Water pollution is an unlikely culprit because many people in the study got their water from municipal sources not close to fracking sWater pollution is an unlikely culprit because many people in the study got their water from municipal sources not close to fracking swater from municipal sources not close to fracking sites.

It is definitely easier to avoid chlorine in swimming pools and other non-essential sources, but drinking water is a necessity and many municipal water supplies add chlorine.

The class divided itself into groups to study everything from the source of municipal tap water to the role that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plays in determining water - quality standards.

Riversong Guest house has an alternative filtered water source and is not reliant on municipal water supplies.

In practice, power plants have priority over other water withdrawals from the same source (usually a river), and when water is in short supply — e.g. in the Southeast right now — the demands of power generation are competing with municipal water supplies, irrigation, etc..

I suspect that, in practice, fridges and freezers will be useful for balancing the short term fluctuations in generation from sustainable sources such as solar photovoltaics affected by intermittent cloud cover while water heating, electric car charging, and municipal water pumping will more nearly match the time spans involved in wind farm generation.

Common sources include surface water, groundwater and municipal water of varying qualities.

When prompted to consider water pollution, most people envision classic point sources; the corroded factory pipe, the municipal waste treatment plant, the oil behemoth's offshore well.

Aquafina, PepsiCo's bottled water brand, and Dasani, which is Coke's, are from municipal sources.

Over the past one hundred fifty (150) years, the Studio City community grew, by «fits and starts,» meaning that when water was plentiful for irrigation and municipal use, the population grew and prospered, but when the water sources «ebbed,» so did the prosperity.

Whether the water supply is sourced from a municipal or private water purveyor, or obtained privately from a surface water body, well, or spring, the water must be obtained and managed through the complex web of statutes, regulations, and court cases known as water law.

Also, decorative fountains and ponds have been converted to either recirculating water or municipal recycled water sources.

Shale gas drilling within a 0.6 mile of a home can decrease property values by an average of 16.7 percent if the house depends on wells — not municipal sources — for its drinking water, according to research by Spiller and other economic professors.

When you take a look at all the rural land that borders on, is intersected by, or sits on top of water sources that supply municipal systems, and think that all those landowners would probably do the same thing, when we add up all the lost municipal tax revenue, well, we're not talking about petty cash here, are we?