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0 Comments | Insight on the News, Jan 29, 2001 | by John Elvin
The Safe Drinking Water Act, as explained by EPA at www.epa.gov/safe water/protect/factsh4.html, encourages individuals to get involved, singly or through civic groups, to assess "potential threats to the quality of their drinking water." Citizens "can also help local officials develop and implement a plan of action to prevent water-quality problems."
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