City Water Recycled From Sewage
                              Similar schemes are up and running elsewhere in the world.

Since 1976, authorities in Orange County, California have injected purified wastewater into an undergroud
aquifer and since 1978, the Occoquan Reservoir in North Virginia has been topped up with recycled
water.

In Singapore, one percent of supply has come from recycled water since 2003. But opponents say the
scale of the Toowoomba project, under which 25 percent of the town's supply would be recycled, is
unprecedented.

"Nowhere else in the world deliberately drinks water reclaimed from sewage to the degree proposed by
Toowoomba, Austraia ," the No campaign website says. "Any water supply for over 100,000 people
should use tried and proven methods. We are not guinea pigs."

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water. It is the law that municipal water supplies add clorine. Clorine is hazard. Clorine will kill or burn you
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your water is already clean you don"t need to kill anything. City water line cover 1000s of miles. The
water sets there for weeks and somtimes months. The high levels of clorine keep bacteria level safe. With
your own well, you only pump out water as you need it. Would you draw a glass of water, set it on the
table for 2 or 3 weeks, then drink it.  You would say, NO' its old stale water. But thousands drink water
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