20 micron is too big for microplastic regulations

Only a minor fraction of the microplastics detected were actually PET, suggesting contamination from various other sources.

This discrepancy brings to light the necessity for more comprehensive regulations that account for the full range of microplastic sizes, especially those smaller particles that pose a greater risk to human health due to their potential to enter the bloodstream and organs.

Water Advisories – a quick guide

Water advisories are critical for public health, ensuring that we avoid waterborne diseases or exposure to harmful substances. They’re based on careful monitoring and are temporary measures for your long-term safety.

By understanding and following these advisories, you contribute to your health and community safety. Remember to always check with local water authorities for the most current advice and conditions. Stay safe, stay informed.