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Post by admin on Dec 18, 2009 9:22:41 GMT -5
projects.nytimes.com/toxic-waters/contaminants/nj/monmouth/nj1315001-freehold-borough-water-dExamine whether contaminants in your water supply met two standards: the legal limits established by the Safe Drinking Water Act, and the typically stricter health guidelines. The data was collected by an advocacy organization, the Environmental Working Group, who shared it with The Times. 5 contaminants below legal limits, but above health guidelines In some states a small percentage of tests were performed before water was treated, and some contaminants were subsequently removed or diluted. As a result, some reported levels of contamination may be higher than were present at the tap. 7 contaminants found within health guidelines and legal limits
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Post by admin on Dec 18, 2009 14:43:44 GMT -5
Ask and ye shall recieve. Readers asked how we compared to others. Here are some random picks......
Marlboro Mua
2 contaminants below legal limits, but above health guidelines 18 contaminants found within health guidelines and legal limits Freehold Twp Water Dept
4 contaminants below legal limits, but above health guidelines 13 contaminants found within health guidelines and legal limits
Englishtown Water Dept
5 contaminants below legal limits, but above health guidelines
11 contaminants found within health guidelines and legal limits
Parkway Water Company Howell Twp, New Jersey. Serves 5,945 people
1 contaminant above legal limits 5 contaminants below legal limits, but above health guidelines
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