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For instance, thyme and sage spike during Thanksgiving, cinnamon surges all winter, chocolate and vanilla show up during weekends (presumably from party-related goodies), and waffle-cone and caramel-corn remnants skyrocket around the Fourth of July.
Alison Rose Levy: Protecting New York City's Water Supply from Gas Companies
New Yorkers were out in force last Tuesday to protect the purity of their legendary water. A public event focused on drilling in a vast Upstate reservoir of natural gas that developers are seeking to exploit.
Wendy Gordon: Half of All Fish In U.S. Lakes Are Toxic
A new EPA study found 268 bio-accumulative and toxic chemicals--notably mercury, polychlorinated biphenyls and dioxins and furans--in fish from a national sampling of 500 lakes and reservoirs.
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This is what makes every drop of water you drink a perfect homeopathic remedy for everything! There are homeopathic quantities of everything in our water. Really. Everything.
Thats why all water must be filtered.
What about the chemtrails we are exposed to all the time?
NH and VT are getting slammed with them.
How are you going to filter all the water in Puget Sound?
Fortunately they didn't test for bong water or northern California would be sky high.
Spices, not so worried about. Pthalates, meds, bisphenol-a, and petroleum distillates and plastics, moreso.
and that's why I love having a well
What makes you think having a well will help? I suggest you look at a diagram of the water cycle. All that stuff eventually makes its way into the ground water, too. If you are near farmland, especially farms that have been dumping chemicals for many years, you should have your water tested.
My well is fine, thanks for caring. I live on sparsely populated mountain with many underground springs.
I live in the Puget Sound area and have read some on this to bad the spices can not make it smell better at low tide, oh well.
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