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      abc11.com: Fluoridation fears

      Posted by nyscof from ABC Local

      For years, cities and towns have added fluoride to water supply. We've been led to believe that fluoride is supposed to make our teeth stronger. But now some scientists are pointing to a growing body of evidence suggesting fluoride could be damaging our teeth, causing cancer and possibly leading to other health problems

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    • Atlanta Is Running Out of Water - OhmyNews International

      Posted by Villagenyc from OhMyNews

      Atlanta grew faster than kudzu as investors helped attract residents to the area's low cost of living and warm climate. But the arms of expansion extended well beyond the glass towers of downtown, sprawling out some 60 miles in either direction, presenting infrastructural challenges common to uncontrolled growth. Still, construction and bigger highways kept Atlanta's economic engine churning. That is, until a once in a lifetime drought threatened the region's most precious natural resource

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      Paying for the last drop

      Posted by SoxFirst

      When there's no water, you can do only two things: pray for rain, or pay more. And it looks like more and more people will be forced down the second route. In this interview, Paul Butler, managing director of South East Water in the UK says people will have to pay more for water.

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      The bottled water lie

      Posted by SoxFirst

      An embarrassing week for Pepsi after it was forced to admit that the H2O it puts into Aquafina comes from the same source as tap water. Bottled water is the perfect symbol of our culture and comes a huge cost to the environment. Now the bottled water companies are fighting back and taking out full-page ads in The New York Times and the San Francisco Chronicle .

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    RussWellen comments on:

    Would you like some sparkling clear sewer water with your meal?

    Ick is right.

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    10:00 am 3/04/08
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    Damianmann comments on:

    Imagine Atlanta Without Fresh Water: Georgia Lake Dries Up

    pretty scary

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    1:19 pm 11/18/07
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    Mikep2 comments on:

    The Future Is Drying Up

    And to be in line with the previous two posts…it’s been around 70 for the past two days here in Seattle

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    4:46 pm 10/23/07
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    Mikep2 comments on:

    The Future Is Drying Up

    If there is farming in southwest Utah (WHICH IS A DESERT) then I am sure there are other equally arid places being farmed. And thus, using all that water to grow stuff in a desert. Sorry to say that we just might have to make some tough choices, eh?

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    4:45 pm 10/23/07
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    Sarahfelicity comments on:

    The Future Is Drying Up

    Heading up to 79 here today… October 22…

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    7:49 am 10/22/07
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    Jeff comments on:

    The Future Is Drying Up

    And it was 70 and sunny in Toronto today… 90 in Chicago two weeks ago. It’s mid October…btw…

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    4:10 pm 10/21/07
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    Jeff

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    Jeff is the founder of NewsCloud. He is also a freelance writer and blogs at Idealog.

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    Jon

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    Jon does technology and communications strategy consulting for environmental nonprofits at ONE/Northwest. He blogs a bit.

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    former US Marine, retired police; now alternately protected and terrorized by gangs of cats

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