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Florida appears to have a serious assbackwards ways of viewing their water quality, and according to the stats in the third link it shows.

Florida sues to block new water-quality standards

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com...rules-water-quality-standards-clean-water-act



Florida Water Quality: Drowning in Pollution

The EPA has given extensions, offered compromises and, again, even asked the DEP to draft regulations it believes are fair.

Still, the Republicans in power in Florida would rather engage in political brinksmanship than figure out a way to clean up the widespread water pollution in Florida.

http://www.theledger.com/article/20110722/EDIT01/110729898



Study: Orlando’s water quality poor

http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/stories/2009/12/21/daily24.html

The City Beautiful’s Orlando Utilities Commission, which serves more than 414,500 people, ranked No. 81 in the list of 100 major metropolitan water providers in the U.S.

Other Florida cities and counties included were Odessa (No. 20), Manatee County (No. 38), Miami (No. 46), Pinellas (No. 57), Hillsborough County (No. 65), Tampa (No. 68), Cocoa (No. 86), Jacksonville (No. 91) and Pensacola, which ranked worst on the list at No. 100.

Orlando’s test showed that since 2004, seven chemicals had been found within the drinking water system that exceeded health risk limits. In addition, the test showed a total of 17 chemicals were found in the water system, more than double the national average of eight.

The water was tested by the group more than 1,500 times since 2004, said the report.
 
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