Joe scratched the surface of why the picture is a lot bigger than one voter/selector.Ģ9 Responses to ““How About Taking The High Road?”” Originally, Joe brought up the Licht comments primarily to fight the misconception out there by some (not many, some) that Kaufman has lost his fastball when it comes to ex-Bucs and the Hall of Fame because of the failure of John Lynch to get in. “Asinine” was one of the adjectives Recher threw out there and he doesn’t think Licht has enough of a resumé as a GM to toss around jabs at Kaufman. WDAE-AM assistant program director and host Jay Recher got after Licht on his Halftime Heat segment during the Ron and Ian show (3:50 mark of the audio cut below). Well, to Joe’s surprise, somebody else in local media heard the Licht comment and fired back on the air. Joe explained why that take was misguided. Early this week, Joe wrote about how Jason Licht called out Kaufman on the team’s Bucs-Giants broadcast, saying Ira “needs to get his act together” and get Rondé Barber in the Hall of Fame.
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The Pro Bowler around the JoeBucsFan water cooler and beer fridge is columnist Ira Kaufman, the Sage of Tampa Bay sports. The roster is minuscule compared to what Jason Licht deals with, but as Dirk Koetter used to say, ‘Your guys are your guys.” Footnote 2 EPA. Basic information about Chloramines and Drinking Water Disinfection Chloramine 2013.Joe is sort of the general manager at world headquarters, so Joe always has the back of the star players on the team. Information about chloramine in drinking water,2012. For more information about standards for drinking water treatment see the EPA website Footnote 1 EPA. Annual testing of the filters by the DC school system showed that our filters continue to be an effective deterrent for lead in the drinking water. school system to address concerns about lead in drinking water. Aquaspace water filters are currently being used by the Washington, D,C. We will cover more about nitrates, nitrites and nitrification in Part 2 of our discussion about the water treatment process. These bacteria can deplete chlorine in the water, raising the risk of waterborne illness if chlorine levels are not monitored and adjusted. It occurs when small amounts of excess ammonia promote the growth of “nitrifying” bacteria in the distribution system. Nitrification increases when the water temperature rises. Nitrifying bacteria can be difficult to eradicate and cause water quality problems. Nitrification is a side effect of using chloramine. 2 It does not work as effectively as chlorine. use chloramine to disinfect drinking water. cities such as Philadelphia, San Francisco, Tampa Bay, and Washington, D.C. In 1998, an EPA survey estimated 68 million Americans were drinking water disinfected with chloramine. In water systems that still use lead pipes or components this causes lead and other metals to leach into drinking water. However, studies indicate that chloramine causes more rapid deterioration of the municipal infrastructure. This compound can last longer in the water pipes and produces fewer disinfection by-products 1. Monochloramine is the most widely used form of chloramine. Sometimes there is not enough chlorine left to kill germs in the water by the time it reaches the end of the pipes where it goes from the drinking water distribution system to the end user.Ĭhloramine is a mixture of ammonia and chlorine. These disinfection by-products can cause illness after drinking them for a long time.Īlso, chlorine is used up quickly in water systems. However, it produces small amounts of chemicals (called “disinfection by-products”) while in the pipes if the source water has higher levels of dirt or germs, they may react with the chlorine 1. Research shows that chloramine and chlorine both have benefits and drawbacks.Ĭhlorine is a highly effective method of disinfection and does a great job eliminating most pathogens from the water we drink. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) allows drinking water treatment plants to use chloramine and chlorine to disinfect drinking water. Public water systems utilize various disinfection practices, some of which can potentially create undesired, harmful chemical byproducts. It is an essential step in the water treatment process. Generally, there are about five steps commonly used in the municipal wastewater treatment process chemical coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection.ĭisinfection can destroy microorganisms that may cause diseases in humans. 1 What You Should Know About Your Public Water Treatment System. What You Should Know About Your Public Water Treatment System.
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