Stretched across a stream bed in urban Los Angeles, the Bridge House reflects architect Dan Brunn’s vision to create a home that seamlessly connects to nature.
The presence of lead in drinking water is more prevalent and serious than many people realize. Despite common perceptions, lead is not restricted to inner-city communities, but rather is a problem that affects many water systems across the country.
In accordance with the new “Right-to-Know” requirements of the 1996 Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water Act, all 170,000 Public Water Supplies serving 284 million people in the United States must furnish their customers an annual report of their activities and the quality of the drinking water they provide.
Reverse osmosis Drinking Water, also known as “RO drinking water”, is a water treatment technique used since the 1950s to produce high-quality drinking water that is virtually free from health or aesthetic contaminants.
