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Los Angeles Eyes Sewage As A Source Of Water
By NY Times
Los Angeles is considering taking drastic action in trying to avert the possibility of the most severe water shortage in decades. Their solution is to use heavily cleansed sewage to increase the supply of drinking water. Even some former critics of this plan claim that new technological advances will make the water safe for drinking. However, some critics are still opposed to the plan because they don't share in the opinion that the water would be safe for drinking.They claim that certain kind of toxins and chemicals that are created cannot be tested for and therefore pose a threat to the public.
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