date:Oct 11, 2012
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Eating rice or drinking juice aren't the only ways one might be exposed to arsenic. Playground equipment and meats can be mediums, and drinking water has long been a recognized source.
In fact, the EPA regulates arsenic in drinking water. For people using private wells, however, the only way to know if dangerous amounts of arsenic are flowing into their homes is to have the water tested.
Due to its natural presence in bedrock, a little arsenic in soil and water is to be expected, espec