In my home in Utah in the US, my town’s drinking water runs down from mountains that belong to a company called Kennecot. Kennecot is a mining company and purchased those mountains because they are rich in minerals, the most prominent one being copper. They have an open pit copper mine there, the largest on the planet. It’s so big you can see it from the space shuttle.
In any case, the water is infamous, known to everyone in Salt Lake as the Magna Water. Very rich in minerals, and most people that aren’t on that water grid can’t stand drinking the stuff. All the minerals cause the water to taste completely different from other water on other grids.
Not that it’s bad, they’ve never said anything particular about any health risks involved in the water. In fact, most people that live on the Magna Water distribution grid are generally better off, because they get the minerals that sometimes they don’t otherwise get in their diets. But nevertheless, it’s still strong mineral water, something that some people don’t like.
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