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Global Survey Reveals Consumers Care About Water Quality but Lack Understanding of Water Safety and Sustainability
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Global Survey Reveals Consumers Care About Water Quality but Lack Understanding of Water Safety and Sustainability
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By Julia Blatt
As Massachusetts observes World Water Day this year, our state’s communities have particular reason to celebrate. The Massachusetts legislature recently enacted (and Governor Baker signed into law) a state sewage notification bill. This important new law has been a long time coming.
World Water Day falls on March 22nd of each year. Since it first became a United Nations Observance Day in 1993, World Water Day has served as a time to think about, and take action to address, the water crisis. In 2021, World Water Day focuses on the environmental, social and cultural value people place on water. The day provides Massachusetts residents an opportunity to consider the importance of clean water. Clean water is not something to take for granted.