The Source: A Story of Seattle's Tap Water

Over half the world's population does not have safe, clean reliable drinking water. Seattle is fortunate we have the Cedar River Watershed. But global climate change is affecting us all. Original air date: 8/4/2014
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[@AgingKingCounty]

Thank you so much for posting this wonderful video. Right now it's more important than anything to conserve animal habitats and continue to provide safe drinking water for our communities.

[@coltonjobes]

This is the most amazing video I’ve seen recently. Thank you for making this!

[@eldcool3290]

Great show . Get this in schools

[@KenMMark]

I like how the SPU people interviewed keep mentioning "we," when in fact Jacobs Engineering operates and maintains the Lake Youngs facility. The SPU people know nothing about it aside from theory. It is also interesting they barely mention the chlorine. The chlorine used comes in 3-ton cylinders as gas (the same kind used in chemical warfare). The people in the nice neighborhood next door have no idea what is behind that fence.

[@mercevblogexplore]

Yes we are very lucky we have clean water clean

[@patrickbertlein4626]

Its going to be an interesting day when our region is one of the few with accessible clean water, and many people also want that water. Our beliefs will really be put to the test in these days.

[@lamaestra178]

This is a great video that should be in other languages too. Activate closed caption please

[@alohachu0482]

Seattle water is good but Honolulu water is bussin

[@mercevblogexplore]

God give a water people's from rain