In 1652, Boston incorporated the country's first waterworks, formed to provide water for firefighting and domestic use. As fire was a common hazard in those days of wood-framed houses and stores, and chimney fires always a risk, it was imperative that a ready supply be on hand.
Manufacturing.
Water supply, food supply, roads, defence.
Groud Water
Because it can
John Pezzey has written: 'A review of tariffs for public water supply' -- subject(s): Water supply
Lisa Bratton has written: 'Public water-supply in Massachusetts, 1986' -- subject(s): Water-supply
it gets unwanted water in our water but that water is not good for humans
it gets unwanted water in our water but that water is not good for humans
it gets unwanted water in our water but that water is not good for humans
Eric P. Syftestad has written: 'Public water supply data book, 1985' -- subject(s): Groundwater, Municipal water supply, Water-supply
Northern England's water supply is provided by various private companies that are not listed publicly. They also have a public water supply that provides various parts of the nation.
An antifluoridationist is a person who is opposed to the addition of fluoride to the public water supply.