Cleaner than what . - Well water is often, but NOT always cleaner than surface water. Always get a lab test to ensure water is fit for humans, DON'T just assume it is, your family's health is at risk.
Yes, much cleaner. Surface water is full of dangerous things
Well water is usually cleaner of impurities
Underground water is cleaner.
Rivers often provide important tributaries from smaller streams or similar bodies of water. This means that a clean river will translate to cleaner drinking water for citizens as well as wildlife.
Well water is often safer to drink than river water because it is typically underground and protected from surface contamination. The natural filtration process that occurs as water seeps through the ground helps remove impurities and pathogens. In contrast, river water is more susceptible to pollution from runoff, industrial waste, and other contaminants.
Artesian well water is typically considered to be cleaner and more pure compared to other well water sources because it is drawn from deep aquifers that are protected by layers of impermeable rock, reducing the risk of contamination from surface pollutants. Artesian well water also often contains beneficial minerals due to its deep source. However, the quality of any well water, including artesian, can still vary depending on the specific location and surrounding environmental factors.
When a river turns turgid, it means that it is flooding. There is a lot of water than the river is overflowing. Turgid can also be used in a different sense to describe individuals as well.
Drinking well water is generally considered safer than drinking river water. Well water is usually protected from surface contamination and undergoes natural filtration as it seeps through the ground, whereas river water is more susceptible to pollution from runoff and human activities. However, both sources should be tested regularly to ensure safety for consumption.
Well. There is water. People drink water. People drink water from the river. Also. There is water. People sail boats on water. People sail boast on the river.
No. If you have a good knowledge of the source of water-flow, then a river may be an acceptable source of clean water. River water is unsafe for many reasons. Often river water will sit in pools, or come from may types of sewage run-off. The sources of water are often contaminated. River water is also contaminated with other bacteria as well as animal excrement. It is recommended to filter, then boil river water before drinking. Running water in general should be safer than standing water, but certain elements can also taint this water.
well,actually it depends on where they are.