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    5.2 S2D: Drinkable Water in Chicago Chicago is the third largest city in the United States with a population of almost 3 millions residents. A multitude of different social economic backgrounds and cultures make up the cities dense population. With a city so large and bordered by Lake Michigan the city has many a citizen to hydrate with one of the most natural needs of man, water. The city has it’s own municipal filtration purification plant, however with an annual precipitation of anywhere from

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    Drinking Water Case Study

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    Discussion and Conclusions The present study reveals that about 25% and 62% of the total respondents were drinking water from which contained arsenic and E.coli at a level of >10 ppb and 1 cfu/100ml, respectively. The situation seems to be very concerning because in comparison with arsenic and E.coli contaminated water in HH, the percentage of HH respondents arsenic is much less than E.coli. The findings (percentages) are relatively higher than the findings in a past survey conducted in 2009 on

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    learning disabilities, slowed growth, hearing problems and anemia. The EPA estimates that drinking water can make up 20% or more of a person’s total exposure to lead. Recent random testing conducted by Utah state officials found lead in the drinking water of 90% of the sampled schools. 10 of such schools were found to have lead levels exceeding the EPA’s safety guideline of 0.15 ppm. Lead may enter drinking water when lead-containing plumbing corrodes, which happens at

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    Earth. Water, is used to help make bonds in the human body, cushions and nourishes the brain, it also helps maintain the correct body temperature, just to name a few critical importance of safe drinking water. Drinking Water Safely, written by Jill Adams, on July 15, 2016, is a current article on the water crisis in Flint, Michigan and the concerns of safe drinking water in the United States. Having water flow up to our homes at the second we need it, is a luxury, however having safe water is a necessity

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    dot indicates the highest contamination, and a red dot shows a moderate contamination in Fig. 5. After calculating the total population of people in the black and red dots, the total amount of children affected by the drinking water was found. A total of 2,930 children consumes water with high levels of arsenic daily in Nebraska. (See Table B). Most of these locations are along the Platte River and the Republic River Basin.

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    Only 3% of Earth’s water is fit for human consumption. Of that, around two-thirds are inaccessible to people (mostly glacier form). While most countries lack access to any of the approximately 1% of Earth’s accessible clean water, the people who do have access to safe, clean drinking water take it for granted and don’t use it wisely. As most Americans are born and raised with a relatively unlimited availability of water, they are often oblivious to the struggles of other countries. It is important

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    all alone and I could only bring one food and one drink. I would bring Soylent and water in order to survive. Soylent is an open source food replacement item that will require me to only drink a liquid and be full. Soylent comes in powdered for so it can stay good for a very long time. The soylent will provide you with all needed nutrients for the average human in one day. Once water (hence the reason I choose water as my beverage option) is added to the powder it becomes a liquid and looks like a

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    Drinking water when you exercise is very important, because dehydration can cause fatigue, dizziness, headaches and so on. This means that you won't be able to properly do your exercises and the muscles will not perform at their maximum capacity. Besides the fact that you have to drink water when you work out, you also have to be well hydrated before and after you start any physical activity. Therefore, in order to prevent dehydration and be able to exercise, you need to know more about how much

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    For members and employees that are extremely upset, only give them water to drink. The upset employee will have excessive adrenaline in his or her system contributing to the condition. Water will dilute this quickly and calm them down. Avoid drinks with caffeine as they act as a stimulant and will aggravate the condition. It may be appropriate to have an employee stand just outside the door since the investigation may take a couple hours. Explain to the members that we have had a robbery, everyone

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    challenges facing the world today is the emphasis on providing clean water to everyone throughout the world. This is a fairly easy task in wealthier countries with strong central governments which establish regulations on how waterways are maintained and treated, however in developing countries like India the task is insurmountable. With India’s population soon to surpass China “by 2022”, there is a huge concern in the lack of clean drinking water for many of their citizens (Riley, 2015). If India’s population

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