High-Quality Water Supply In The United States

The American community has become more conscious about their health and general physical condition. Consequently, a high-quality water supply stays a priority in many households. One of the major water suppliers in the USA is NACWA which aims to provide people with a clean water future (NACWA). The primary strategy of the organization is to ensure that people use their water for drinking and household needs in the nearest future of 2024. The organization’s influence might not be significant in some regions of the country. For instance, in Delaware, Del-Co is one famous company that provides locations with the water used by citizens for different purposes. Moreover, the organization stays responsible and provides annual reports based on specific parts of the country. According to Del-Co (2021), testing results on different chemical substances showed that the number of dangerous components decreased by 2021, and people started consuming less chlorine and atrazine in their everyday lives. This improvement was made with the community’s help as more equipment was purchased to make the water from lakes and rivers more available for people.

I believe that the production of drinking water can be improved if such factors as economics and demographics are considered. According to Balaei et al. (2021), when the city has the chance to support start-ups financially, a breakthrough in the water supply may happen. Moreover, the heads of such cities as Folcroft must understand their demographic to see if there is potential support from citizens and evaluate their possible integration in improving the drinking water supply. People’s integration can be considered one of the key strategies that may make the process more effective.

References

Balaei, B., Noy, I., and Wilkinson, S. (2021). Economic factors affecting water supply resilience to disaster. Socio-Economic Planning Sciences, 76.

Del-Co (2021). Annual water quality report. Del-Co Water Company. 1-6.

NACWA. 2022 strategic communications: H2O. NACWA The Voice for a Clean Water Future.