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The 12 pages that link to Drinking water, each with the reason it gives.

• WaterBroader topic: Its safety depends on controlling pathogens and harmful chemical contaminants.

• Water qualityBroader topic: Its quality must meet health protections for pathogens and chemical contaminants.

• Groundwater contaminationRelated: Contaminated aquifers can expose people through private wells or water supplies.

• Great LakesRelated: The lakes supply drinking water to millions of people in the basin.

• Nutrient pollutionRelated: Nitrate contamination can make water unsafe, especially for infants.

• Water purificationRelated: Purification for consumption must control pathogens and regulated chemical contaminants.

• Freshwater habitatRelated: Lakes, rivers, and groundwater-connected wetlands can supply drinking-water sources.

• LakeRelated: Many communities draw drinking water from lakes and their connected watersheds.

• MicrofiltrationRelated: Microfiltration can reduce turbidity and remove many microorganisms from drinking-water supplies.

• Tap waterNarrower topic: Tap water is a widely distributed source of drinking water.

• VätternRelated: Vättern supplies drinking water to communities around and beyond its shores.

• Fresh waterRelated: Freshwater is the main source of drinking water, though it often needs treatment.