Record of Safe, Proven EffectivenessThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency widely accepts chloramine as an effective treatment to prevent the waterborne transmission of parasites that are capable of causing sickness. Chloramine was first implemented in Denver in 1917, and today, one in five Americans receives drinking water from systems using chloramination. Other cities using this safe, effective disinfection process include:
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