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Quebec Study Finds 'Cocktail of Different Pesticides' in Treated Tap Water - Dr. Rath Health Foundation
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Quebec Study Finds 'Cocktail of Different Pesticides' in Treated Tap Water - Dr. Rath Health Foundation
News A recent Quebec study shows that a multitude of pesticides can be found in tap water, even after being treated at a water treatment plant. [Source: msn.com] [Image source: Adobe Stock] Comment There is widespread evidence that pharmaceutical and chemical pollution in tap water has become a global problem. Around the world drug and chemical companies have been polluting the environment for decades now…
The annual report on the price and quality of drinking water presented on 14 May to the elected representatives of the community of communes of Lower Zorn (CCBZ) reveals the persistent presence of pesticides. "Good quality" according to the SDEA, water can still be consumed by the population. An active carbon filter plant is expected to be established by 2028.
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