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Mr Shaff, the Merriam-Webster dictionary defines Falsification as :

"to prove or declare false; Disprove" (among other definitions).

Falsification is SOP in science. I certainly could have said disprove or wrong or invalidate, but I chose that word as I did check with Brita, while the program was running, concerning their specs.

n any case I said nothing with respect to LT-2 in my statement. I had one question to settle and that was it. You confuse the issue with introducing LT-2 at that point.

An unequivocal No from the head of the Water Bureau suggests that you indeed have the proper information allowing such a response. If it is untrue, no matter how you cut it, you have egg on your face, in my humble opinion, sir. That raises questions in my mind about any other possible inaccuracies from your Bureau.

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The question aked of Shaff concerned the existence of any filter system available for in home or faucet filtration and he answered no. Then when faced with a falsefication of his answer, he equivocates. This is the crux of the matter: Truth and confidence.

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David Shaff is dead wrong about faucet filters. Brita confirms that their filters removes 99.99% of Crypto and Guardia.

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The argument that Portland wants weakened EPA rules is really turned around. What we should be showing is that a system like Bull Run has stellar qualities, not demanding excessive tratment that a truly Green system would provide. Congress needs to hold up Bull Run as the system to emulate. We do not need to treat a system which has no problems. It's comparable to adding exhaust treatment rules to cars that are exclusively electric.

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