This is the abbreviated life story of William C. Weaver, aka Wa
Dok, who was an aquatic toxicologist. One day his mother took him
to the kitchen and turned on the tap water, grabbed a glass and
said, "Billy, most of the people in the world cannot do what I just
did. They get their water the hard way, from a river, or hand-drawn
well, and many times that water is dirty, and it can make them sick
or even kill them. We are so lucky to have water right out of the
tap that won't harm us or kill us."
Sixty years later, this is still true. Measured by our water
supply, as compared to most of the world, we look pretty good.
Water is the most basic need for life to exist on earth. As we use
our water, and fail to clean it up, the use of dirty water to keep
our bodies hydrated, and our crops growing, will surely come home
to roost. This is especially true as we let our children ingest all
sorts of hidden poisons, assuming, as we are likely to do, that our
water is safe and clean. In The Road Ends in Water, Weaver relates
the many adventures his testing experiences provided.
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