Water contamination in the United States is at an all-time high, which was further illustrated by a new study published in the Journal Heliyon. The study looked at 22 cancer-causing compounds that researchers found in 48,363 U.S. municipal water systems. It’s the first of its kind to contemplate the total cancer risk from the mixture of these chemical compounds which have been found in tap water.
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- The Facts:A new study has found United States drinking water pollution could cause 100,000 cancer cases.
- Reflect On:What will it take for us to clean up our planet and our waterways? Why are we always focused on raising money for cancer treatment instead of creating awareness about the many causes of cancer?
While the push for reducing carbon emissions is stronger than ever, there are plenty of environmental issues that deserve just as much, if not more, attention. One of those issues is the pollution of our water systems. This is a global problem that plagues the entire planet, and North America is no exception. In Canada, for example, First Nations reserves have some of the worst drinking water in the world. It’s terrible and makes absolutely no sense at all.
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The Most Revolutionary Act 
… and still, they do not care.
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Sha’Tara, I have the impression the ruling elite has decided US infrastructure is too far gone. At this point, they are happy to let it totally collapse. All they care about now is stealing enough wealth for themselves before the ship goes down.
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I drew that personal conclusion when Reagan became their president. The order of the day was to steal the wealth and relocate, using the military to protect their economic invasions of third world countries to exploit raw natural resources and labour. That can only end when suitable areas to invade are gone, labour is dead natural resources are plundered to the last and the brain-dead consumer pool has run out of credit. How close are we?
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