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World Water Day: The Perfect Time to Wade into Water Issues
by Cheryl Terrace | March 21st, 2011 | No Comments
topic: Green Living, Health & Wellness, Healthy Home | tags: bottled water, conservation, conserve, Dr. Masaru Emoto, drinking water, environment, environmental protection, human health, hydraulic fracking fluid, natural resources, New York City, oil drilling, perchlorate, pollution, recycle, reuse, rocket fuel, tap water, water filters, water pitchers, water quality, watershed, World Water Day
Our bodies are made of it (up to 70 percent) and we can’t survive without it for more than a few days. However, water, one of our most precious resources, is something most of us take for granted.
I count myself lucky on the “water front.” As a New Yorker, I was thrilled to learn that my city’s water supply is considered one of the best and that NYC is one of the five large cities not required to filter its drinking water. That’s pretty radical considering most of the world’s pure water supply is scarce.
