Is Chicago Tap Water Safe to Drink?
The Government Says Chicago Tap Water is Safe. Do You Believe Them? At Angel Water, we sometimes...
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The Illinois Coal Ash Crisis: How to Defend Your Water
Learn How to Fight Coal Ash Contamination in Our State! A recent report revealed that coal ash...
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Did Flash Floods in Lake County Just Pollute Your Drinking Water?
Did you know rain and flooding flushes sewage into your drinking water? Flash floods just hit...
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Bioaccumulation Impacts Drinking Water
Over time, it often causes a buildup of toxic chemicals in everything from the algae floating on the surface to the humans that are drinking it.
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Chicago fails to warn citizens about lead in tap water
Chicago residents have not been warned about the possible contamination they may face.
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Exposing Chicago to Toxic Lead
Is lead in tap water responsible for crime in your neighborhood? Research suggest this might be...
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Chicago Residents Exposed to Lead Contamination
“We owe it to the people to tell them that their water might not be safe to drink,” said Marc Edwards, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Virginia Tech University.
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Should I Filter My Water?
The New York Times says using a water filter can improve the quality of your water and protect you from contaminants. How else can a water filter improve your water quality?
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Lead Poisoning Linked to Outdated Infrastructure
Do you know what caused the water crisis in Flint, MI? It was outdated infrastructure. This aging...
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Is Reverse Osmosis the Best Water?
A reverse osmosis system from Angel Water removes up to 97 percent of impurities and remineralizes the water when the filtration cycle is complete. Installing a reverse osmosis system creates the best water for you and enables optimum hydration.
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What is your water footprint?
Did you know your lifestyle choices can waste excess gallons of water? Water conservation in...
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What’s in Chicago Water?
Protect yourself from what’s in city water The Department of Water Management is responsible...
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