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 The amount of water used to produce bottled water products is  less than all other types of packaged beverages.  On average, only 1.39  liters of water is used to produce every one liter of finished bottled  water. 

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What is hydraulic fracturing?

What is hydraulic fracturing?

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 ANSI     American National Standards Institute

CDC      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

CI         Certified Installer

CIP       Clean in Place

CWS      Certified Water Specialist

DI         Deionization

DBP       Disinfection Byproduct

EDI        Electrodeionization

FDA        US Food and Drug Administration

FRP        Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic

GAC       Granulated Activated Carbon

GPD       Gallons Per Day

GPM       Gallons Per Minute

IAMPO    International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials

MF        Microfiltration

NOM      Natural Organic Matter

NGWA    National Ground Water Association

NSF       National Sanitation Foundation

OEM      Original Equipment Manufacturer

ORP      Oxidation-reduction Potential

PE         Professional Engineer

PLC       Programmable Logic Controller

POE       Point of Entry

POU      Point of Use

PVC       Polyvinylchloride

RO        Reverse Osmosis

TOC      Total Organic Carbon

THM      Trihalomethane

TDS      Total Dissolved Solids

UF         Ultrafiltration

US EPA  US Environmental Protection Agency

UV         Ultraviolet

VFD       Variable Frequency Drive

VOC       Volatile Organic Compounds

WQA      Water Quality Association

WRF      Water Research Foundation 

What is hydraulic fracturing?

What is hydraulic fracturing?

What is hydraulic fracturing?

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 Fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, is the process of extracting natural  gas from shale rock layers deep within the earth. Fracking makes it  possible to produce natural gas extraction in shale plays that were once  unreachable with conventional technologies. Recent advancements in  drilling technology have led to new man-made hydraulic fractures in  shale plays that were once not available for exploration. In fact, three  dimensional imaging helps scientists determine the precise locations  for drilling.

Horizontal drilling (  along with traditional vertical drilling ) allows for the injection of  highly pressurized fracking fluids into the shale areas. This creates  new channels within the rock from which natural gas is extracted at  higher than traditional rates . This drilling process can take up to a  month , while the drilling teams delve more than a mile into the Earth"s  surface . After which , the well is cased with cement to ensure  groundwater protection , and the shale is hydraulically fractured with  water and other fluids.

Here are some of the Risks and Concerns of Fracking

• Contamination of groundwater
• Methane pollution and its impact on the climate change
• Air pollution  impacts
• Exposure to toxic chemicals
• Blowouts due to gas explosion
• Waste disposal
• Large volume water use in water - deficient regions
• Fracking - induced earthquakes
• Workplace safety
• Infrastructure degradation

The  Environmental Protection Agency is fully aware of the harmful effects  that hydrofracking causes in contaminating our groundwater with each  well producing millions of gallons of toxic fluids such as radioactive  material , liquid hydrocarbons ,brine water and heavy metals. 

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