Acleacius wrote on Jan 27, 2012, 23:52:

Enahs wrote on Jan 27, 2012, 09:41:
Now off the top of my head. But I suspect that if you contact the Texas Department of State Health Services or Texas Health Assessment and Toxicology Program they might help you.

Not, I know from experience that Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia all do this. So I am just inferring from the fact that of those states are the only states I have been involved in their "State Health Lab", and they all performed these analysis. I could be totally wrong, but there is so much government extra funding to these programs to check for those things in the water supply system; and it is literally only software and data analysis changes and throwing in a few more internal standards.

No worries, thanks for the tips. I'm pretty sure it's the EPA. Actually funding has been cut since 2001 and most federal agencies can't do their job. Of course, this is intentional. How else could they convince the uneducated public, government agencies are useless and need to be privatized.