To address this environmental health issue, there are several interventions that should take place to reduce or eliminate contamination from disinfection byproducts. First, the town should conduct regular testing of its public drinking water system so they can monitor chemical levels over time (U.S. EPA Drinking Water Standards). Additionally, municipalities have begun using new processes such as granular activated carbon filtration systems which aim to remove these harmful chemicals from public drinking water sources (Riddick et al., 2018). Furthermore, implementation of innovative technologies such as UV irradiation may also prove effective at eliminating potential contaminants present in the water before reaching citizens through taps (Uzal et al., 2019). These interventions should help mitigate any potential risks associated with consuming contaminated tap water in Pembroke Town of NC.

Nurses play an important role in helping reduce or eliminate this hazard by educating people about safe practices for drinking tap water and encouraging them to get their source tested regularly (Hordern & Blenkinsopp 2020). Nurses can also provide resources related to various techniques on how best to purify tap water if necessary AND raise awareness regarding risk factors associated with consuming contaminated tap water via educational campaigns targeting local populations (Aitken et al., 2017; Hordern & Blenkinsopp 2020 ). Furthermore, nurses could work collaboratively alongside other healthcare professionals including physicians and policy makers who work directly within affected communities while advocating strategies focused on implementing solutions meant to improve public safety standards here municipal taps are concerned(Parker 2016; Urdaneta 2019).

In conclusion, addressing this environmental health issue requires multiple interventions along with collaboration between different stakeholders involved in order ensure maximum impact on reducing or eliminating hazardous contaminants present within our community’s municipal drinking supply sources The role nurses play is crucial since they can educate individuals on ways they can safeguard themselves against dangerous elements thus protecting them from harm due to continuous consumption unsafe materials affecting our environment today . With all these combined efforts , we will significantly diminish chances for people being exposed disease causing agents found within our own tap waters .

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