“EWG rated big city (population over 250,000) water utilities based on three factors: the total number of chemicals detected since 2004; the percentage of chemicals found of those tested; and the highest average level for an individual pollutant, relative to legal limits or national average amounts, including for the most common pollutants (disinfection byproducts, nitrate and arsenic).”
Source: How Clean is City Water? View EWG’s Big City Water Ratings via Environmental Working Group (via horizonwatching)
Measuring Sustainable Development
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This publication presents the work of the joint UNECE/OECD/Eurostat Working Group on Statistics for Sustainable Development. It identifies good concepts and practices to assist national govenments…
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