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Why do you trust those tests made by other people to be accurate? Or the science of it being a problem (or not) to be accurate? The flaw in your reasoning is
by IntelMiner 4y ago
Why do you trust those tests made by other people to be accurate?
Or the science of it being a problem (or not) to be accurate?
The flaw in your reasoning is that you implicitly assume trust anywhere
- willcipriano 4y agoThis isn't a binary between complete blind trust and "living in the woods", my point is if you want your kids to have clean drinking water the best way to do that is test it yourself. If you trust the US government to provide it for you, you'll end up here crying about how they abused your trust for the ten thousandth time and be somehow, inexplicably, surprised.
- maxerickson 4y agoWater quality is primarily the responsibility of states. They generally follow EPA standards, but there isn't some EPA guy visiting your local water plant, it's the state. It's wild that people think water quality has gotten worse over time.