A lot of people have approached me about the seeming no-brainer idea of transporting water from places that have a lot of water, to places that are starving for water. While this seems to make sense, a closer look demonstrates just how challenging this is, at least for today. Here are a few interesting points to consider. Chlorine dissipates with heat, motion and time. Water transported any great distance…
Author: Tom Volinchak
The Benefits Of Memphis Water – Volume 2
There is a class of chemicals known as carcinogenic pre-cursor known as chloro-halo-methanes, also called halo-methanes for a short form. Let’s refer to them for convenience as CHMs. These compounds have been designated by science as to be highly probable agents at stimulating the formation of cancer cells in humans and other mammals. For this reason, we refer to them as precursors. In municipal drinking water, CHMs are also frequently referred to…
What’s in YOUR Water – Part 2
In continuing with the series, this section looks at Chlorine and the dynamics of how it tastes, smells and acts in our every day lives. In an upcoming installment, we will look at some additional technical aspects of chlorine as it applies to carcinogenics, bottled water and effectiveness as a biocide. Until then, Enjoy!