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The Lung Association - Alberta and NWT Radon
Why does this matter in Alberta?
A recent Canadian survey on radon and indoor air quality reported that Albertans are the least likely to know about radon. Donate today to help The Lung Association, Alberta & NWT spread awareness about radon
Why does this matter in Alberta?
A recent Canadian survey on radon and indoor air quality reported that Albertans are the least likely to know about radon. Donate today to help The Lung Association, Alberta & NWT spread awareness about radon
Are you suggesting chlorides are not part of the total dissolved solids or that distillation or RO doesn't remove chlorides effectively?
There's nothing "magic" about bottled water though you may view it that way. The term "magic" is often applied when one has a lack of understanding
They would get a kick out of you.
Do you know what briny water is?
You'd be testing for chlorides if that were the case, but seeing how you are on AISH and have no participation in the water treatment area, I'll stick to not taking your sage advice.
m'kay?
Apparently it is if you drink it in Rosebud... Your 'buddy' told you so, remember?
... And the question still remains.. Why?
He needs an English lesson.
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I know what you mean by "briny" water. It's not a commonly used term in water treatment. Brackish water is far more common and refers to high TDS water. Since chlorides are fairly easy to treat and only appear at troublesome levels in brackish water, we'll leave the term "briny" to the amateurs.
Maybe you should include a test for variable electromagnetic frequencies in your, ah, water treatment program.... You know, to go along with the TDS measure and all
They love talking to people that think they know something but don't. That also the reason my buddy at Wheatland thought Petros was quite the hoot.
There are no nitrates? Is that a unique thing for AB like no radon even though the levels are dangerous levels of BQ/m3 at 287 in Rosebud tests?
Hence the reason you spend so much time mumbling to yourself
Quite the 'hoot' is it?
.. And you want us all to believe that you're not talking about meth
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You should call Alberta Environment and suggest they add that to the list.
You should check this out.
http://environment.gov.ab.ca/info/library/8555.pdf
Section 1.10.3.2 sets out the minimum requirements for testing. We are required to do a, b and c annually and d every 5 years on our well systems.
Too funny. You must realize that it's virtually impossible for Pete to admit that the idiotic comment about radon had nothing to do with the article. Once he was made to look foolish, the rest was inevitable. It shant be long now and he'll start calling me putz.
There was one that seemed up to the challenge but it became quite apparent that it was his/her friends that were doing most of the derailing so the determination seems to have waned.
You should call Alberta Environment and suggest they add that to the list.
You should check this out.
http://environment.gov.ab.ca/info/library/8555.pdf
Section 1.10.3.2 sets out the minimum requirements for testing. We are required to do a, b and c annually and d every 5 years on our well systems.
Too funny. You must realize that it's virtually impossible for Pete to admit that the idiotic comment about radon had nothing to do with the article. Once he was made to look foolish, the rest was inevitable. It shant be long now and he'll start calling me putz.
There was one that seemed up to the challenge but it became quite apparent that it was his/her friends that were doing most of the derailing so the determination seems to have waned.
I'm flattered that you think I'm capable of repairing a water main on my own. I'm good, just not that good but thank you anyway.
BTW...is this more goal post moving on your part or just trying to derail the thread even more?
Your claim not mine.
Bullsh-tting is the ultimate goal post move and you aren't very good at it.
Bullsh-tting is the ultimate goal post move and you aren't very good at it.