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Unfortunately you and other posters have misread my post. The claim was "I can’t imagine many bodies of water in Europe have less than 100 units of e coli.", a
by fao_ 2y ago
Unfortunately you and other posters have misread my post.
The claim was "I can’t imagine many bodies of water in Europe have less than 100 units of e coli.", and yet, the open reservoir that supplies all our water local to me, that anyone can go to and walk alongside, provably has 0 units of e coli.
Either I'm a statistical outlier, or the supposition is incorrect.
- amenhotep 2y agoThis is difficult to authoritatively respond to without knowing the exact source of what you're talking about, but I suspect you'll find that those tests are on the water from the pipes, not in the reservoir, and that there are in fact processes the water goes through while being transferred from one to the other. They have, like, videos of it on their website, they're very proud.