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The Percent of Population With Municipal Drinking Water that Meets Drinking Water Standards

By Emily Qiu, Elissa Trieu, and Sarah Mitchell on May 31, 2008
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This graphs shows the amount of people who have water that is treated according to federal regulations.

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social report of New Zealand

Summary

Time Series Data

Range 1994 to 1999
(over 4 years)
Scale Yearly
Rows 6

Columns 2

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Year	percentage

1994	68
1995	70
1996	75
1997	74
1998	74
1999	74
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CoMacon

CoMacon says

I wonder why the percentage is higher in '96 than in the following years. Would the gov. cut back on treating water?

posted 4 months ago

zkemp

zkemp says

Does this data only represent the percentage of New Zealand's population with drinking water that meets standards? I'd be interested to see how this data compares to similar statistics from the United States or from a less developed nation.

posted 4 months ago

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sharonkim

sharonkim says

Wow...almost a quarter of the population don't have adequately clean drinking water? Depending on the standard of living of the people and the standards that the government have, that's a little scary. Then again, the percentage in Richmond is probably the same.

posted 4 months ago

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