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Filters vs. chemicals: how Russia will purify its drinking water
Filters vs. chemicals: how Russia will purify its drinking water
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In five to seven years, Moscow will no longer be disinfecting its potable water with chlorine, said Yuri Luzhkov. Speaking at the Pure Water Forum, the... 26.11.2009, Sputnik International
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Filters vs. chemicals: how Russia will purify its drinking water
13:59 GMT 26.11.2009 (Updated: 19:50 GMT 19.10.2022) In five to seven years, Moscow will no longer be disinfecting its potable water with chlorine, said Yuri Luzhkov. Speaking at the Pure Water Forum, the capital’s mayor announced the launch of a joint Russian-Austrian project.
In five to seven years, Moscow will no longer be disinfecting its potable water with chlorine, said Yuri Luzhkov. Speaking at the Pure Water Forum, the capital’s mayor announced the launch of a joint Russian-Austrian project.
