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r/waterquality

Improving water quality for everyone starts with education. Knowing that your tap water is safe to use and drink is essential, especially in areas that are poor, contaminated by wastewater, industrial byproducts and/or agricultural runoff. Improving the water quality for yourself and others is something you can do, by learning the science and applying it. In time, this sub will fill-out into a vital resource for people with questions about their water quality to find answers.

// MEMBERS
453
› subscribers
// POSTS_INDEXED
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// COMMUNITY_AGE
12y
› since 2013-12-20
// STATUS
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// FAQ [ 2 entries ]
01 What is r/waterquality about? [ expand ↓ ]
r/waterquality is a Reddit community with 453 members. Improving water quality for everyone starts with education. Knowing that your tap water is safe to use and drink is essential, especially in areas that are poor, contaminated by wastewater, industrial byproducts and/or agricultural runoff. Improving the water quality for yourself and others is something you can do, by learning the science and applying it. In time, this sub will fill-out into a vital resource for people with questions about their water quality to find answers.
02 Which subreddits are similar to r/waterquality? [ expand ↓ ]
Communities of a comparable size include r/uofb (11,074 members), r/goodomensafterdark (11,050 members), r/adriellesiglersnarkk (10,749 members), r/tfmr_support (10,636 members). Each is listed with its own subscriber and post counts in the related communities section above.