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drinkable

[dring-kuh-buhl] / ˈdrɪŋ kə bəl /


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“Obviously, I am more concerned about the public safety component of this here. Is the air breathable? Is the water drinkable?”

From New York Times

The plant produces 50 million gallons of drinkable water - enough for about 400,000 people - every day and is by far the region’s most expensive water source.

From Washington Times

The plant produces 50 million gallons of drinkable water — enough for about 400,000 people — every day and is by far the region’s most expensive water source.

From Seattle Times

Hydrogen can store vast amounts of energy, replace natural gas in industrial processes, and power fuel cells in trucks, trains, ships or planes that emit nothing but vapour of drinkable water.

From BBC

Newsom has declared desalination, which takes ocean water and removes salt and other elements to make it drinkable, a key tool to addressing drought.

From Seattle Times