> it is the job of a government to make sure that the infrastructure for clean water is present, and funded through taxes, to benefit any and all this is a jo

> it is the job of a government to make sure that the infrastructure for clean water is present, and funded through taxes, to benefit any and all this is a job they are failing at. I was recently shocked to see how many places in the US were under boil-water advisories. At this point I'd really like a national map of where the water is unsafe because they are everywhere and some of them go on for years while others are short term (water main breaks for example). I found one advisory for a nearby town I frequent that had recently ended and I hadn't even been aware of it. Unless you're obsessively following the department of water/natural resources on social media for every city/state you visit you'd never know! There are bound to be many homes, businesses, even restaurants totally unaware that their water is unsafe and many more visitors to areas who don't have any clue.