Name: Waterlife
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2009-05-02
Duration: 1 h 49 min
Rating: 7.4
Cast: Bruce Baur, Ernest Benedict, John K. Bruce

Generally good but sometimes over the top on fear side

Where I take issue is the part on drinking water. They mention that there are ultra trace amounts of chemicals then weakly and with no basis mention a raft of human diseases. Then talk about a study that was suppressed. But really don't make any connection between the water in the great lakes and rates of diseases. There may be , certainly there are diseases which have higher rates in agricultural areas and by pulp mills. 

The other parts where they showed how chemicals can effect animals was very solid. The part on drinking water was very hand waving and "my god won't someone think about the children".

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