We tend to take clean, safe drinking water for granted. We turn the faucet on and there it flows. Water Works traces water from its source to faucets, and shows the challenges to our water supply like aging infrastructure, drought and pollution. It also examines what's being done to address these issues and how to keep clean water flowing in New Hampshire.
Major Funding for the production of Water Works is made possible by:
Epping Well and Pump Company, Inc.
Additional funding provided by: Coca Cola Bottling Company of Northern New England | EnviroVantage | Weston & Sampson | New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission | New Hampshire Water Works Association | New Hampshire Water Pollution Control Association | Resource Management, Inc. | Skillings and Sons, Inc. | Granite State Rural Water Association | New Hampshire Home Magazine
Water Works traces water from its source to faucets.
Henry DeBoer of Epping Well and Pump.
Henry DeBoer of Epping Well and Pump.
Henry DeBoer of Epping Well and Pump.
Stacey Herbold from NH Department of Environmental Services.
Stacey Herbold from NH Department of Environmental Services.
Water Works traces water from its source to faucets.