Remember how we were told that COLLOIDAL Silver would POLLUTE the river water systems of the country and World . . .
THRU K0v!d we have learned the "News Media" is totally beholden to Big Pharma and the Big DEEP STATE Government -- who constantly tell us how dangerous silver colloids were for the ENVIRONMENT thru the citizen's use of daily SILVER COLLOIDS -- Just more LIES and deception to further CONTROL "we the PEOPLE . . . . those who are clever enough to USE Silver Colloids in our daily lives for HEALTH and WELL-BEING -- this writer has DAILY for 25 YEARS . . . F**K BIG Pharma . . . The Silver Institute, Feb 2023New Study Confirms Current Levels of Silver in European Freshwater Bodies Pose No Health Concerns European governments frequently examine substances, including silver, of potential concern to human or environmental health. A recent study by ARCHE Consulting and the European Precious Metal Federation (EPMF), both based in Belgium, has analyzed data similar to that used by the European Commission to assess safe levels of substances in freshwater environments, in addition to specific country data, which showed that current levels of silver do not pose a risk to these environments. The study, published in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry and Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management, comes in response to a European Commission proposal to amend the European Union water legislation to include silver as a priority substance even though it has an extremely low Environmental Quality Standard (EQS) of 10 nanograms per liter, France Capon, Secretary General at EPMF, told Silver News. The study, however, showed that existing data and additional monitoring data from France, Germany, Norway, Poland, and the Netherlands, suggested there is no European-wide risk of silver in freshwater environments. Therefore, the report authors noted, silver should not be added as a ‘priority substance’ to the European Union’s Water Framework Directive 2000/60/EC list of substances posing a significant risk to or by way of the aquatic environment. The European Union Parliament plans to discuss the proposal in May 2023, but any timeline for implementation, if it happens, is unclear, Capon said. She added: “The EPMF and ARCHE Consulting’s findings on all identified European freshwater silver monitoring data is most timely. We conclude that there is currently no reliable monitoring data indicating a European-wide risk for silver in the aquatic environment. In absence of any risk indication, silver should not be selected as a priority substance under the Water Framework Directive. These key findings have been shared with the relevant authorities.” The report added: “Selecting priority substances for which risk has not been demonstrated means that Member States will waste valuable time and resources on their routine measurement while bringing no benefit to the aquatic environment.” The authors noted that because of silver’s chemical properties it is not unusual to find very low levels of free silver ions in water, because it strongly binds with organic and non-organic molecules and precipitates out of the water.
