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Of the included trials only one randomised controlled trial (RCT) reported the potability of the tap water. Without advanced and very expensive treatment, this water does not meet potability standards of most state health departments. The local mill recycles 100 per cent of roughly 15,000 US gallons of water per minute, and while it is not uncommon for Northern mines to treat water to potability standards, Inco has two comparatively large treatment plants that serve entire communities besides their industrial operations. |
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