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Non-Tech : Water Industry
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To: Glenn Petersen who wrote (113)5/9/2015 7:40:41 PM
From: Ahda  Read Replies (1) of 128
 
A100 million gallons a day excuse my whoops looks like OC has a bunch of very bright people, sure beats my back yard yet to come water tower at 25gals. I think I would respect Mr Marcus his statement showed his humility which is indicative of an open mind. . He said opening the plant during California's last drought, "made us look like geniuses."

In my opinion a strong sales point is the fact it removes other impurities, including viruses, pharmaceuticals and dissolved minerals. Sometimes it is difficult to get pregnant as we know so if all pharmaceuticals are removed it might be easier to conceive as we live in a world of hormone control and we do not want them to get out of control The negative end is people pay a fortune for certain spring water that has minerals in it that people need.

So comes the big question to fluoride or not?

I suppose all is solved when you turn on the tap and but one little dribble come out.

Water is water and it is life. . People settled where they could easily get to water and CA does not need a mass exodus.
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