Tap water database lists toxins by zip code | Eastern NC Now

Lots of toxins above EWG's acceptable levels

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The Environmental Working Group (EWG) has updated its database on tap water in the United States, revealing where testing has detected potentially deadly pollutants in the nation’s water systems.

Unfortunate the site only list how many found and how many above the EWG acceptable levels and not what those toxins are.    Surprising how many toxins in Beaufort County systems are above the level.  

https://www.ewg.org/tapwater/


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