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In reply to the discussion: Mysterious chemical byproduct in U.S. tap water finally identified [View all]FakeNoose
(36,031 posts)43. This is how Pittsburgh looked about 100 years ago
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Mysterious chemical byproduct in U.S. tap water finally identified [View all]
mahatmakanejeeves
Nov 21
OP
Everybody will have to get their drinking water straight from a creek, river or lake.
tanyev
Nov 21
#20
The FDA, USDA, HHS, EPA have two months to solve before this issue is swept under the carpet in 2025.
C0RI0LANUS
Nov 21
#2
Won't be swept. Might be used as excuse to stop fluoridation & maybe even chlorination. Might be neglected tho
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 21
#3
"Hell with the lid off", as was said about (IIRC) Bozeman MT, in the days of freely-polluting smelters. nt
eppur_se_muova
Nov 21
#18
Trump's America will gut the EPA, FDA, HHS, DOE, OSHA and the US will become India.
C0RI0LANUS
Nov 21
#23
Good grief. And here is an industrial zone in China eight years ago, possibly in Tang Shan.
C0RI0LANUS
Nov 23
#45
Our environmental protections have saved our cities, and most of our rural areas too
FakeNoose
Nov 23
#46
Well, don't mix ammonia-containing cleaner and bleach or other chlorinating agents at home.
eppur_se_muova
Nov 21
#16
Actually, it gives off chloramine and dichloramine, and sometime nitrogen trichloride (explosive liquid).
eppur_se_muova
Nov 21
#14
Deadly only if we take to much for our bodies to handle but that's true of many things.
cstanleytech
Nov 21
#32