A clear solution for dirty water

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Worldwide, as many as 2 billion people drink water that could be harmful to their health because of the presence of parasites, bacteria, viruses, or heavy metals. Now household products company Procter & Gamble has added a new weapon to the point-of-use water treatment arsenal. As part of its Children's Safe Drinking Water Program, the company has developed PURâ„¢, a simple new method to purify drinking water. Each packet of PUR - which consists of flocculant agents and powdered bleach - can purify up to 10 liters of water. Within 20 minutes, even muddy water is cleared of suspended particles, microbes, and other toxicants.

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Lougheed, T. (2006). A clear solution for dirty water. Environmental Health Perspectives, 114(7). https://doi.org/10.1289/ehp.114-a424

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