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Happy Fourth

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The media won’t tell you, and woke liberals are clueless: Trump’s roaring comeback is driven by everyday Americans fed up with soaring bills, not obsessed about a dozen genders or the right to a transgender bathroom. #AbookThatChangesEverything #TrumpWon

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OMG she went away while LA was burning.

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@elonmusk Nailed it!!!!! I pray for all of you having to go through this horrible disaster!

Trump is the man! I love that he doesn't 🐈 foot around. He says what needs to be said. And when he says it, he means it!

[Laughing Legends @LaughingLegend0]

@GuntherEagleman It's such a wonderful feeling to know that we have a President now who works hard, cares, and meets with the people!🇺🇲🤝

Trump seen here meeting with the LA fire department after surveying the fire damage with Melania by his side❤

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@elonmusk Such mismanagement. It almost seems deliberate.

[Spitfire @RealSpitfire]

@elonmusk Just today the LA Department of Health has just required each burned down house location to be tested for hazardous materials before debris can be removed.
I shit you not. Just as President Trump predicted yesterday.

[Ed @Ed_1776_Patriot]

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Navigating Water Advisories in the USA: What You Need to Know

Water is one of life's essentials, but from time to time, especially in the United States, public water systems might issue advisories due to potential or confirmed contamination. Understanding these advisories is crucial for health and safety. Here's a breakdown of the types of water advisories you might encounter and how you should respond to each one.

Types of Water Advisories

1. Boil Water Notice
What It Means: A boil water notice is issued when there's a possibility that your tap water contains harmful bacteria, viruses, or parasites. This usually happens due to events like water main breaks, loss of pressure in the distribution system, or treatment plant malfunctions which could allow contaminants into the water supply.

How to Respond:
Boil Water: Bring water to a rolling boil for at least one minute (three minutes at altitudes over 6,500 feet). Let it cool before use. Use this water for drinking, cooking, washing dishes, and brushing teeth.
Use Bottled Water: If boiling isn't possible, use bottled water for these purposes.
Avoid Certain Activities: Be cautious not to swallow water when bathing, especially for young children, elderly, or immunocompromised individuals.

2. Do Not Drink Water Notice
What It Means: This advisory is for situations where the water might contain chemicals or toxins that boiling cannot remove or neutralize. Common scenarios include chemical spills or high levels of lead in the water.

How to Respond:
Avoid Consumption: Do not drink the tap water, use it for cooking, making ice, or any activity involving ingestion.
Alternative Water Sources: Use bottled or another safe water source for all drinking and cooking needs.
Bathing and Hygiene: For most, tap water can still be used for bathing and washing hands, but avoid swallowing water or using it for open wounds.

3. Do Not Use Water Notice
What It Means: This is the most severe advisory, issued when water is contaminated to an extent that it's unsafe for any use, including bathing or washing clothes. This could be due to severe chemical contamination or hazardous algal blooms.

How to Respond:
Complete Avoidance: Do not use tap water for any purpose. This includes bathing, washing dishes, or even flushing toilets if advised.
Seek Alternatives: Use bottled water for all needs. Public facilities or emergency water stations might be set up for community use.

4. General Water Advisories
What It Means: These can be precautionary or informational, telling you to be aware of potential issues but not necessarily to avoid using water entirely. They might include advice like "monitor for changes in water quality" or "be aware of possible contamination."

How to Respond:
Stay Informed: Keep up with local news, social media from your water provider, or official websites for updates.
Follow Specific Guidance: If there's particular advice given, such as testing your home water or using bottled water for certain activities, adhere to it.

General Response Guidelines

Preparation: Keep an emergency supply of bottled water at home.

Communication: Sign up for alerts from your local water utility or emergency services.

Vulnerable Populations: Pay special attention if you care for infants, the elderly, or those with compromised immune systems.

After the Advisory: Once lifted, you might need to flush your pipes, change water filters, or follow other guidance to ensure the water is safe again.

Why These Advisories Matter
Water advisories, while inconvenient, are critical for public health. They're not issued lightly and are based on rigorous testing or immediate response to contamination risks. Understanding and responding appropriately to these notices can prevent health outbreaks or chronic illnesses associated with waterborne contaminants.

By staying informed and prepared, you can protect your health and that of your community. Remember, these advisories are temporary measures to ensure long-term safety and quality of your water supply. Keep an eye on local communications, and when in doubt, err on the side of caution.

For more detailed or local information, always refer to your local water authority or public health department's official channels.

Stay safe, stay informed.

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Just your daily reminder to drink some water!

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“Three feet is probably going to be good for elementary school children.”

@DrLahita walks though how schools can implement the latest CDC guidance into their classrooms.

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Let us not ignore the effects that the Pandemic had and Has on people. We all need to be open and available to each other for support.

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“People use the term pandemic fatigue, but that underestimates what we’re going through,” says Paula Allen, head of research and well-being at @Morneau_Shepell. “People are at the point of emotional exhaustion.”

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Keep Correctional Police Officer J. Rawa in your prayers. He was on his way home after work when he came upon a crash on 195 in Hamilton. He exited his vehicle to help and was struck by a vehicle that critically injured him. https://t.co/DMvIEMWlJO

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Everyone should have safe drinking water! We are here to help you, Protect your Loved ones & yourself.
Way 2 go@NewJerseyOAG
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[Attorney General Jennifer Davenport @NewJerseyOAG]

Exposure to lead in paint, drinking water, and other sources is an environmental justice issue. We're challenging a Trump-era rule that didn’t go far enough to protect the public from lead and copper in drinking water.