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Violet
23rd January 2016, 10:33
Waste water treatment prepares used water for reusage. I found this definition on wiki:


Wastewater, also written as waste water, is any water (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water) that has been adversely affected in quality by anthropogenic (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_impact_on_the_environment) influence. Wastewater can originate from a combination of domestic, industrial, commercial or agricultural (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agriculture) activities, surface runoff or stormwater (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stormwater), and from sewer (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanitary_sewer) inflow or infiltration.[1] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wastewater#cite_note-:0-1)
Notice it includes industrial and agricultural (an activity that involves increasing use of pesticides)

And studies conducted on tap water reveal that tap water contains ("minimal"/"acceptable"/...) values of elements from medicine, drugs and detergents (source (http://www.gezondheidsnet.nl/voeding/vaker-resten-geneesmiddelen-in-drinkwater)*). This is not an exclusive list as tapwater may also contain metals from piping, depending on the construction of the building through which the water flows.

But, and despite government incentives to use tapwater as it is very safe, how can we exclude that these "accepted" values are or carry the underlying cause of growingly dominant diseases such as cancer?


* Dutch source, kindly machine-transl, discussing results from a study by the Dutch Royal Institute for Public Health. Indicating a growing level of medicine remnants. One glass had been found to contain remnants from at least 22 different medicines. Apparently in England Prozac sips out of the tap, while in the Netherlands it's fenazon and acetylsalicylic acid.

Lifebringer
23rd January 2016, 13:11
So now they are gonna try and treat "grey water?" It's been tried before and unless you use the UV and laser tech to remove all germs it cannot be used for bathing or drinking. Listeria and Legionaires were problems of old but with maintenance and a paid employee to test the water weekly daily or monthly depending upon the amount of citizen users. It's still good for flushing, cleaning with chemicals and such, but ingestion or consumption or livestock, not so much.

PS Natural filtration processes of clay, sand, gravel and even mulch to filter the chemicals are great for off gridders. Pebbles gravel, clay sand from bottom to top, then a micro filter before drip valve/container.:raining:
Just saying "they have been found very lacking' as far as integrity being bought off. Best to rely on God/Creater and knowledge of water and or soil testing unless you have a indoor green house with solar heating year round as well as back up winds. There are lots of "out of the box" thinking that just needs packinging concepts to make available to those in the public who rightfully don't trust "all" representatives of the elites. They are ravenous to obtain what they haven't sold to other nations behind closed doors without our permission. This corporation citizen might as well be a life vampire, so we better stand and take prisoners that have done this. As we did in 08, link it to the media and other major sites at least 7 times and it will multiply the truth around the world. On the net, there are no borders. Humans must stop the seige of our children's resources, while they can still be called resources.

Lifebringer
23rd January 2016, 13:21
If we keep buying foods that give our bodies cancer, they they continue to poison us over the shelf. Whether you want to hear this or not, tis best to learn to provide your own food and not rely on the depopulation monopoly elites to spoon feed your demise.

Violet
23rd January 2016, 17:38
I only just learned about the Flint Michigan water scandal (from here, Dutch (http://www.knack.be/nieuws/wereld/flint-noodtoestand-na-watervergiftiging-in-verpauperde-stad/article-normal-647499.html)) but you can run a machine translation on it.

It titles: Flint, emergency situation after water contamination in empoverished city.

Summary: in a city recovering from bankrupcy, a budget cut measure relating to water supply has turned out ugly.

Moore's site is down: http://flintwaterscandal.com/home.
English, official stuff: http://www.phe.gov/emergency/events/Flint/Pages/default.aspx and http://www.michigan.gov/flintwater (http://www.michigan.gov/flintwater)

Sunny-side-up
23rd January 2016, 19:03
Hello Violet
Timely post.

I was thinking this morning , jst as I was checking contents for 'Fluoride', I wondered haw can I check for fluoride watered food? pouted water grown food, even organic could be pouted this way if watered By F-Water :(