Water Quality

There is good quality water I shall have to sell one of these days and improve my income and standard of living and create jobs!

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How would you define “WATER QUALITY” is it water that tastes good, is non-toxic or is it defined by the presence of absence of certain chemicals or ions. I am trying to see if DISTILLED WATER MAKER (waterwise) is better than or the same as, MINERAL WATER sold in shops. I know Mineral water as sold in shops is impure, most of the time does not meet standards. So, is a waterwise a good solution?

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Mining Effluents normally are acidic with pH values lower than 5. Treating it with lime solves the problem however it increase the concentration of Total Disolved Solids resulting to the exceedance of Water Quality Standards. Putting up a filtration process is not economically feasible since the wastewater / effluent volume ranges from 25,000 to 30,000 cubic meters. Establishing or amending the effluent standard would take sometime as all the criteria , environmental & ecological and health impacts must be evaluated and assessed. Time is of the essence as it will affect the socio-economic impact of the mining industry and the ecology and environment as a whole.

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I am looking for a standard way of ranking the quality of a wetland. I assume this would have something to do with Biological diversity within the wetland, water storage etc. Does anyone know of standards similar to this and if so where and who has created those standards.

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Should I continue to drink the tap water here in SD or buy bottled like so many. According to the water dept., the H2O here is supposed to be within quality standards. Is there something lurking in the water that I don’t know about? Not sick Yet!

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