title: Is Our Water Safe to Drink?: A Guide to Drinking Water Hazards and Health Risks
author:  J. Gordon Millichap 
description: Worried that Newt will cut off your water supply, or at least defund water-quality regulation and testing? Perhaps it's time to become acquainted with current thinking about safe water. Millichap presents just the facts in this comprehensive guide to water quality as he discusses sources, detection, prevention, and control of drinking-water hazards. He emphasizes health risks, of course, and thereby raises the interest level of his . . . er . . . dry subject. He imparts the knowledge needed to make decisions about water quality, and he shows that concern about that quality is increasing greatly. At a time when consumer laws and safety regulations stand to be reexamined, his book is a source of solid information for concerned citizens. <i>Mike Tribby</i>
zlib_text: Microplastics in
  drinking-water
  
  Microplastics in drinking-water
  ISBN 978-92-4-151619-8
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