"Do you want Diarrhea today or Cancer tomorrow?" is Utah's Drinking Water Policy.

"We're learning about very resistant pathogens in water. They are very difficult to kill so you need strong disinfectants. These chemicals may ultimately cause cancer over a lifetime. So the question becomes, would you rather have diarrhea today, or cancer over a 70-year period?" -Capitol Connection "Making Sure Your Water is Safe!" by Carol Sisco Department of Environmental Quality Public Information Officer

Utah with a population of 3 million has drinking water treatment capacity for a population of 9 million, because water treatment plant builders got property taxing authority.

2 of 3 drinking water treatment plants in Utah were built to water lawns.

Every city should be required to have a secondary irrigation system to conserve water, reduce water pollution, and increase our water security.

Every kitchen tap should be required to deliver pure, non-Chlorinated water.