The Problem of Nitrogen in LI Drinking Water
It’s long been known Long Island’s water has been contaminated by dangerous chemicals such as PFAS and dioxane. But it also now faces a new, emerging threat to its
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07, 2024
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06, 2024
Water Quality Questions to Ask When Buying a Home in Long Island
When considering purchasing a home in Long Island, water quality is a crucial aspect that should not be overlooked. Ensuring that the water is safe, clean, and free from
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04, 2024
Nanoplastics: The Hidden Dangers in Your Bottled Water
In the quest for clean drinking water, many of us turn to bottled water, believing it to be the purest option available. However, recent studies reveal a troubling presence
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03, 2024
How to Improve the Taste and Quality of Your Water
Are you bothered by the taste of your water? When the water from your tap tastes unpleasant, it can become a genuine concern, impacting not only your desire to
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02, 2024
How Water Filtration Systems Can Reduce Plastic Bottle Waste on LI
In recent years, Long Island has been increasingly proactive in addressing environmental concerns, with a particular focus on reducing plastic pollution. One significant contributor to this issue is the
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01, 2024
Water Softening Systems vs. Reverse Osmosis: Which is Right for You?
When it comes to enhancing the quality of your household water, you might find yourself pondering the differences between water softening systems and reverse osmosis. In this blog, we'll
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12, 2023
Dioxane in LI Water: What Can You Do?
According to several recent news reports, four water districts in Long Island – Jericho Water District, the village of Hempstead, the Town of Hempstead, and Liberty Water’s Merrick district
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11, 2023
What You Should Know About the PFAS Problem in Long Island’s Water
Long Island residents are facing a growing concern over the presence of PFAS in their water supply. These chemicals, also known as "forever chemicals" due to their persistence in
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10, 2023
Benefits of Drinking More Water in Long Island
Here’s a question for you: If you live in Long Island, are you getting enough water? Chances are the answer is no. The latest CivicScience polling shows that close
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06, 2023
Do You Know What’s In Your Water, Long Island?
Way back in 2019, a New York Public Interest Research Group analysis of EPA data found that Long Island had the most contaminated drinking water in the state. And
