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	Green Power Utilities August 02, 2007 - High gasoline prices may soon be the least of your worries. Electricity is expected to cost more thanks to increases in natural gas prices, raising heating and air conditioning prices. Read More
	PUREWATERDC.com was launched by concerned DC residents May 02, 2007 - The site is maintained by two concerned DC residents who are providing a public service at their own expense. Read More
	$1 million prize awarded for water purifier February 02, 2007 - Bangladesh-born professor devised simple method for removing arsenic Read More
	California builders win long fight to use plastic water piping January 30, 2007 - California homebuilders on Monday won the right to use less-expensive plastic water piping instead of copper, ending a two-decade-long battle against groups that warned of plastic's potential health hazards. Read More
	Boil-water order still in effect in West Nyack, Central Nyack January 18, 2007 - If those tests, as well as a second round of sampling, show that no bacteria is in the water, the order could be lifted late tomorrow, he said. Read More
	Long Island town to help residents keep dog poop out of water January 18, 2007 - Storm water runoff is a major source of pollution for coastal and inland waters. Improperly disposed animal waste, especially from dogs, can be teeming with parasites and disease-carrying bacteria. Read More
	Frazier Park residents still without drinking water January 16, 2007 - Residents in Frazier Park still can’t drink the water that flows out of their faucets. Read More
	School tested for more mold problems January 12, 2007 - A manual thermostat was the culprit of a moldy carpet in a newly remodeled computer classroom at Coolspring Elementary School. Read More
	High lead levels found in Malden water January 12, 2007 - Exposure to large amounts of lead can cause severe medical risks, especially among infants and the elderly. Small children who consume excessive levels of lead can experience delays in both physical and mental development, and more seriously, long-term kidney and heart disease. Read More
	Water well drilling begins in Granby January 11, 2007 - “The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) tested our water and told us that we had levels of cadmium, but they were not high levels.” Read More

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