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The treated water contains traces of original contaminants and traces of disinfection byproducts and chemicals added during the treatment process.  All within safe limits established by the EPA.  The benefits of all water treatment processes to the public far outweigh any risks.

By your logic, forcing toxic disinfection products into my water would be unethical.  If I did my own research (which I have) and discovered that disinfection byproducts can pose a health threat (which they can), would I be justified in demanding that disinfection be halted?  Of course not.  The risk of any harm is minimal, and if I dislike drinking disinfection byproducts, residual disinfectants, or any of the other chemicals in my drinking water, I am free to remove them.  It would be completely irresponsible to initiate a public battle against disinfection byproducts because I had developed an irrational fear of exposure.

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