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Treatment
Point-of-use devices like reverse osmosis treatments can be used to remove or minimize pesticides in drinking water. Activated carbon is also effective; the filters act as an adsorbant to remove or reduce levels of water contaminants that affect the taste and odor of water as well as harmful solvents, including pesticides and other chemical waste. Ozone oxidation can also reduce natural and synthetic organic compounds (including pesticides).
Point-of-use devices like reverse osmosis treatments can be used to remove or minimize pesticides in drinking water. Activated carbon is also effective; the filters act as an adsorbant to remove or reduce levels of water contaminants that affect the taste and odor of water as well as harmful solvents, including pesticides and other chemical waste. Ozone oxidation can also reduce natural and synthetic organic compounds (including pesticides).