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PFAS Found in Most Wisconsin Shallow Wells
In a new study backed by the EPA (we read the report so you don’t have to, you’re welcome), Wisconsin's experts took a close look at the state's shallow groundwater — the water that sits just beneath the surface and serves as a critical drinking source for most residents.
Water Softener Companies Sneak in Property Liens
A few water softener companies have taken to sneaking in property liens (basically, a claim on someone's property until they settle up a debt) and these companies have particularly targeted young, first-time homeowners with sales pitches full of alarming health claims about local tap water.
Are UV Lights The Future of Clean Water?
In a recent article, WCP highlighted a growing trend in water treatment: a shift towards using UV lights, especially UVC LED technology. Turns out, popular methods used to filter PFAS (like RO and GAC systems) can sometimes strip away beneficial stuff, like chlorine.
Hard Water is Good for Your Heart?
In a fresh study from the Foods Journal, researchers delved deep into the world of hard drinking water and its potential shield against heart diseases. Drawing from studies spanning Asia, Europe, and Canada, the evidence hinted that hard water, rich in minerals like calcium and magnesium, might be a secret weapon in reducing heart-related deaths.
