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I was also looking for your section on new technologies.  Chlorine was never supposed to be used in any water treatment system sin the 1920 system installed in NYC. Almost 100 years and the deadly mistake has yet to be corrected. Microbial bioremediation technologies have eliminated the need for chemicals. acceptable levels of ??? manuals no longer required. Pathogens = ZERO. Toxic metals = ZERO. Byproduct is potable drinking water and elemental nutrients. I believe the gentleman from Brazil is on the right track. 

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Question:  For the microbial bioremediation technologies, what percentage effectiveness can be expected?  Isn't chlorine used in small amounts only, so as to compensate for what's not reduced through bioremediation?

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Sorry for delay Anthony. If it does not pop up I never see it.   Excellent question. The effective rate is always 100%. 40 years of monthly state health department lab tests are a very good track record.  Second part of your question is where we separate the boys from the men. Those who have a background in microbiology understand there are 2 types of life forms. DNA like you, me, bacteria, fungi etc.  The other is RNA the first life anywhere in the universe. Their singular function is to reduce compounds into their elemental form. When in elemental form they are now a nutrient or new building block of life.  Sadly Bacteria and fungi do not have this genetic code function.  Currently there are many trying to create bioremediation formulas and techniques. But at the end of the day they still have to dig it up, get a license, permit for a place to dump it, and pay the fee for this. Using RNA all is done insitu, no pathogens, no toxins. soil or water has increased oxygen content.  I am sure you can see the value of this. No more water shortages, no more diseased crops, no more landfills, No more waste treatment facilities required and the list goes on.  If you wish to discuss more my skype is guy_mcgowen  

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