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Trends in America’s Tap Water: Lead, 1,4 Dioxane, PFAS

Trends in America’s Tap Water: Lead, 1,4 Dioxane, PFAS

by Heather Vaughan | Jun 5, 2024 | In the News, Water & Health, Water & Safety

“It’s in our values of the coop – we help provide clean water and healthy food to our community, so to be able to do that and provide that for owners and customers in our town is huge. That’s what we try to do here. I have children, I am proud to be...
Arsenic, Old Lace, and Water Toxicity

Arsenic, Old Lace, and Water Toxicity

by Heather Vaughan | Jul 24, 2020 | Water & Health, Water & Safety

Arsenic has a long and scandalous history as one of the world’s most well-known poisons. From the toxin of choice to pick off dinner guests in Arsenic and Old Lace to the “almost clinical description of acute arsenic poisoning” in Madam Bovary, classical authors have...
Pharmaceuticals in Tap Water

Pharmaceuticals in Tap Water

by Heather Vaughan | Jul 1, 2020 | In the News, Water & Health, Water & Safety

In a recent study, pharmaceuticals including antibiotics, opiates, and hormones were found in 7% of aquifers used for public water supply. Yes, that means pharmaceuticals in tap water. Over-the-counter and prescription medications fall under the category of...
FreshPure® Waters Removes Glyphosate from Drinking Water

FreshPure® Waters Removes Glyphosate from Drinking Water

by Heather Vaughan | Jun 10, 2020 | In the News, Water & Health, Water & Safety

Glyphosate was registered with the EPA as an herbicide in 1974. It has become one of the most widely used weed control methods in conventional farming worldwide. With proven technology, FreshPure Waters removes glyphosate from the drinking water that we offer. A...
What is Perchlorate and Why is it in our Tap Water?

What is Perchlorate and Why is it in our Tap Water?

by Heather Vaughan | Jun 5, 2020 | In the News, Water & Safety

What is perchlorate and why is it in our tap water? Perchlorate is a chemical commonly used to make rocket propellants, ammunition, fireworks, matches, and signal flares. It also occurs naturally in some fertilizers. Perchlorate seeps into groundwater in many places,...
Lead in Tap Water: A National Issue

Lead in Tap Water: A National Issue

by Heather Vaughan | May 12, 2020 | Water & Health, Water & Safety

More than ten million US homes, schools, and businesses are still delivering water through lead pipes. Even after the Flint water crisis that brought toxic levels of lead in tap water to the national stage, lead is still found in hot spots across the whole country....
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