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environmental toxins, poisons, pollution, runoff, safe living, sewer, toxic chemicals, water, Water testing
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About ten years ago, I was looking to relocate to the North east. Since I was limited on time for my trip, I planned to visit several cities and see several homes with realtors. My daughter and I were driving into a city late one night and noticed a stench in the air of chemicals and sewer rot. When we asked the real estate agent the next day about the smell she responded with a whole-hearted laugh, “Oh, yes, but we got rid of most of the poisonous toxins from the city, they buried them from the paint plant with tons of soil a few years ago. That smell won’t kill you, it is only at night.”
Just like this pipe that is running water into this canal, it looks ok and you would think nothing of it unless it started to foam, right? This water came from a chemical runoff plant and coal area. It passes through animal and food farms. It runs into seafood beds. It enters water supply areas.
What do you think it does? What do you think it has in it? What do you think it can affect? What harm can it do? How is it tested? What is it tested for? What is it not tested for? How do you think about it? How do you ignore it?
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