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I have a well on my property, so why do I need to worry about conserving water or polluting the groundwater, when thats not where my water comes from?

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I have a well on my property, so why do I need to worry about conserving water or polluting the groundwater, when thats not where my water comes from?

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This is a common misconception. The water in your well does come from the same places as the water in nearby reservoirs that provide drinking water to NYC. Furthermore the water that goes to urban areas is treated and well-water is usually not. If you are a private homeowner with a well you should have the water tested to make sure it is safe to drink and bathe in. All water is interconnected.

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