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Reform water standards system and implementation plan for immediate consumer protection and environmental justice.

Created by L.I. on August 16, 2013

Ketchikan, Alaska water system violated a federal drinking water standard, Haloacetic acids were above maximum contaminant and risk of getting cancer KPU's water system routinely print out information for many years without application of proper resolution to resolved such issue. Based on information KPU's set up an implementation plan but never been applied and approve by Department of
Environmental Conservation of State of Alaska for undisclosed reason, base on research from Oregon Department of Human Services revealed the possible removal of this acids is by reverse osmosis and by activated charcoal filtration which contrary to KPU plan, that raise a question to communities, can be google on web. This is substantial harm to consumer and the government should do something to protect.

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