Sentences with phrase «potable drinking water for»

The incident in Flint, Michigan, reminded Americans that we shouldn't take potable drinking water for granted.

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What is important for the electorates is that they were without power, potable drinking water, good roads, essential facilities but now they have».

Again, assuming that the government decided to for the unit cost of PURC 2016 proposed borehole project estimates of ghc60, 000 per one mechanized borehole, * which the npp in opposition said it's unreasonable and expensive *, government would have been able to provide 58 mechanized boreholes perhaps in 58 rural communities which do not have potable drinking water supply with a change of ghc20, 000.

The project will bring potable drinking water to the park for the first time.

That is why Berkey water filters are available in different sizes and built for different reasons, but all of them have only one goal, to provide a clean, potable, safe and healthy drinking water for all people.

Yes, there is potable water in the Scorpion Ranch campground on Santa Cruz Island and the Water Canyon campground on Santa Rosa Island, but we recommend that you bring enough drinking water for the wholewater in the Scorpion Ranch campground on Santa Cruz Island and the Water Canyon campground on Santa Rosa Island, but we recommend that you bring enough drinking water for the wholeWater Canyon campground on Santa Rosa Island, but we recommend that you bring enough drinking water for the wholewater for the whole day.

As for drinking potable water from them, well, unless I was dying of thirst I will be avoiding that due to the existing issue of Legionnaires - disease.

The systems can produce clean potable water for drinking or cooking from any surface water source, well, cistern or tank.

Tribune: Speakers at a seminar held on Thursday called for tangible steps to fight climate change and provide potable water to as many as 1.2 billion people who, they said, lacked access to clean drinking water.

Potable water is used for drinking, but also for irrigation and flushing toilets.

For most of us living in the developed world, access to clean drinking water isn't that big of a deal - we simply turn on the tap and potable water flows out until we shut it off.

In addition, the Buyer is saying that they spent two weeks working in the home prior to moving in, and for some reason obviously didn't drink any of the potable water from inside their new home — for if they had, they certainly would've gagged on it, if it was contaminated to the extent being suggested.