Plain Talk About Drinking Water Video Series.

E-Messages on Water
Water, The Original Health Drink
Go Ahead, Call Me Cheap!
Slow the Flow
How Low Can You Flow?

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Radiation & Water: Putting it in Perspective WaterOne relies on the Kansas Department of Health (KDHE) for guidance on water quality issues.  KDHE reports that radiation levels in regional precipitation are well below the action level in Kansas. They add that tested values dropped greatly in less than one week’s time and at no time presented a threat to public health. Most importantly, it is noted that no detectable isotopes (radiation particles) have been found in drinking water.  Of additional importance is the fact that the Action Level in Kansas for radiation is more conservative than the federal Action Level, which is reported as being well below any level of health concern. WaterOne will continue to communicate regularly with KDHE on this issue. KDHE News Release here. News report here. EPA facts here. More from EPA here.

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