Washington Post has published an interesting article about drug traces in drinking water.
Quote:
"The Washington area's drinking water contains trace amounts of six commonly used drugs that typically turn up in wastewater and cannot be filtered out by most treatment systems."
Would you be worried about this if it was in your area and what do you think about this issue in general?
Well I don't drink much tap water, but I suppose it would be concerning to the general public now that everyone knows that there are trace amounts of drugs in the water and that they cant filter out the drugs.
I'm sure it's just something the media tries to push because it's a well known fact that water contains a lot of elements which can't be cleaned by treatment systems.
It's not an issue to have drug traces in drinking water. There are 'traces' of things everywhere.
If you take a coin out your pocket and analysis it for traces of drugs you will see that it has some. We are all so connected that is just the way it is.
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