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You've seen it on TV, heard it on the radio, and read it in your local newspapers, "Our Public Water Source is polluted and dangerous!"
 

Water upheavals are intensifying because the population is growing fastest in places where fresh water is either scarce or polluted. Dry areas are becoming drier and wet areas wetter as the oceans and atmosphere warm. Economic roadblocks, such as the global credit crunch and its effects on attempts to sell bonds, multiply during a recession.

Yet local governments that control water face unyielding pressure from constituents to keep the price low, regardless of cost. Agricultural interests, commercial developers and the housing industry clash over dwindling supplies.

Every year millions of gallons of crude oil and toxic waste materials are dumped into our oceans and water reservoirs. These toxics come in three forms:

Toxic water pollution is when chemicals such as herbicides and pesticides, leak into the water because of factories and industrial buildings. Organic water pollution is when organic matter, manure, or sewage enter the water.

Thermal water pollution can be caused when the water is used as a coolant or used in an industrial plant. Then is dumped into lake. This is called thermal water pollution.

Ecological water pollution is when thermal, organic, or toxic water pollution is made by nature instead of by humans.

These three main sources of water pollution come from: Homes, Businesses, and farming. 



No matter how much your city tries to cleanse their water system, traces of these dangerous chemicals still prevail all around. Cities across the United States and around the world have old, corroded, lead pipes that poison your water.
 
Buying water from vending machines, grocery stores, and convenience stores can be expensive, costing up to $2.00/gallon and over $1.00 for a liter.  Also, drinking tap water, even with a purifier, and be unhealthy and bad-tasting.  By signing up for bottled water, you can enjoy great-tasting spring water from the convenience of your home or office, and avoid costly trips to the store.
 
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