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According to WHO (2011), chemical disinfection of a drinking supply that is faecally contaminated will reduce the overall risk of disease but may not necessarily render the supply safe.
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"It is a primary drinking supply for tens of thousands of residents," he said of the reservoir.
The Orange County Legislature voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to pass a resolution opposing a pipe that would bring water from the New York City drinking supply to a village dominated by the Hasidic community of Kiryas Joel.
Getting the great American public to accept having waste-water in its drinking supply is a bit of a problem, too.
But they had to spend $7,000 to install a water purifier when their drinking supply became contaminated in 2009 after drilling near their property.
But Gatún Lake serves as a drinking water supply as well.
By the early 21st century, roughly four-fifths of the villages had a drinking water supply and about two-fifths were electrified.
"I would have a hard time sleeping at night if I was developing that site and didn't know if it was contaminating a drinking water supply," he said.
Finally, the main results of this method are applied to a drinking water supply network (DWSN).
Monitoring the quality of a drinking water supply must be effective and efficient since water is essential to human health.
There are only a few chemicals that can lead to health problems after a single exposure, except through massive accidental contamination of a drinking water supply (WHO 2006).
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