U.S. Doesn't Have the Cleanest Water

U.S. Doesn't Have the Cleanest Water

Around 2 million Americans don't have access to clean water (Getty Images).

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During the final presidential debate on October 22, 2020, President Donald Trump said that the United States has “the cleanest water.” The claim soon went viral on social media, with many contesting its veracity.

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The Water Delivery Company

The Water Delivery Company

uswateralliance.org

uswateralliance.org

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