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But certainly the water is filtered before reaching homes, considering it rests a long time in a open reservoir. So you could remove the dead algae. Still, they
by zz1 11y ago
But certainly the water is filtered before reaching homes, considering it rests a long time in a open reservoir. So you could remove the dead algae. Still, they certainly have a "better dead" approach, wanting the reservoir to be a dead pool instead of a living ecosystem where they'd have to monitor what is growing and how dangerous it might be.
- DanBC 11y agoIt's interesting to compare different systems. Here's one for a small part of the UK. Our tap water (from thefaucet) is vety high quality. http://www.thameswater.co.uk/cycles/accessible/water_treatment.html http://www.thameswater.co.uk/cycles/accessible/water_treatme... The last stage of the process is to add chlorine to the water.