by David Green | Apr 4, 2012 | Blog
Chlorine is an element with the atomic number 17. It was named after the Greek word “khlorus,” which means greenish-yellow, as it appears in the photo in its gaseous form. It has both toxic and disinfectant qualities. For example, German soldiers first...
by David Green | Mar 19, 2012 | Blog
Unfortunately, not everyone ages as gracefully as the woman doing yoga in this picture! It’s tough when age takes its toll on joints, muscles, organs and memory. This year I saw my Mother summon the courage to face that inevitable decline, a woman full of life...
by David Green | Feb 11, 2012 | Blog
That depends where you live. If you lived in Tokyo back in March 2011, yes. Radioactive cesium and iodine were detected in the tap water at 18 municipal water treatment facilities. Tokyo residents were told not to feed the tap water to their infants, and you can...
by David Green | Dec 20, 2011 | Blog
We know that drinking pure water is essential for health. And it is even more important for pets who live in Multipure Water! My daughter, Theresa, and I have watched Hetzel thrive for ten years and grow from the size of a small dime store turtle to a full grown...
by David Green | Dec 1, 2011 | Blog
After testing raw water from more than 20 wells, 6 ponds fed by underground springs and 2 public distribution systems on Cape Cod, Silent Spring researchers found measurable levels of 18 chemicals including 9 pharmaceuticals, flame retardants, personal care products,...
by David Green | Nov 11, 2011 | Blog
Goldfish, bluegills, dead rabbits, woman’s nylons–what’s any of this have to do with drinking water? To find out, read this fascinating story about rainwater and cisterns and how a resourceful community in West Virginia is harnessing this...
