LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two reservoirs that supply drinking water to parts of the city have been shut down and will be drained after a rare sunlight and chlorine reaction tainted the water with a cancer-causing chemical, utility officials said Friday.
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power plans to drain 600 million gallons from the reservoirs, the Elysian and the Silver Lake, early next year, said a water department spokesman, Joseph Ramallo. The reservoirs will be out of use for three to four months amid drought conditions.
Yes...bromate has been found in a supply of our drinking water. Bottled water, any one?
My advice: if it tastes bad, DON'T DRINK IT
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or buy a brita
Yes...every home should have filtered water. But I am referring to those moments when eating out, or at school, or on the road...or where ever else life takes one with or without a nalgene.
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