The article says : "These chemicals are all imported from EU countries" Mr. Cotruvo says : "They are bulk chemicals readily available on the world market." If the article is right -> Mr. Cotruvo is not well informed If Mr. Cortruvo is right -> The article os loosing right to exist Or both are right -> then the article is a time-wasting thing So what game is that here on an "expert-platform" ??
Published by Thomas Junger, Manager at Stadtwerke Memmingen (public water utility) and proprietor of "TrinkwasserConsult"
The article says : "These chemicals are all imported from EU countries"
Mr. Cotruvo says : "They are bulk chemicals readily available on the world market."
If the article is right -> Mr. Cotruvo is not well informed
If Mr. Cortruvo is right -> The article os loosing right to exist
Or both are right -> then the article is a time-wasting thing
So what game is that here on an "expert-platform" ??
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The article does not say there are no other solutions available. Thames Water was asking the government to help. For experts it might be interesting to know the drinking water supply is an important topic in the Brexit negotiations.
Published by Esther Rasenberg, Water News Europe