Health
Chloramine in Municipal Water: What Your Utility Is Not Telling You
Most North American cities use chloramine as disinfectant. Cannot be removed by standard Brita-style filters. Produces haloacetic acids linked to bladder cancer.
Curated by
Glen Kerby
Founder, I Drink Living Water
“Chloramine is the chlorine successor most municipal utilities quietly switched to — harder to filter, longer-lasting in the pipes, and far less studied in long-term human exposure. The piece lays out what utilities don't volunteer on their consumer confidence reports and why a basic Brita pitcher doesn't touch it. Anyone who drinks tap water deserves to know which disinfectant is in it and what carbon-block filtration actually removes.”
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