drinking water
NSF-funded project will allow people to test water, share results
Green vs. gray
For the study, a consortium of international researchers contributed strains of T. gondii from more than a dozen countries spanning the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia
Plopped into water, a tiny device triggers the formation of chemicals that kill microbes in minutes
Researchers are launching a new study that could prove pivotal in determining how much of a threat the solvents pose to groundwater that ultimately becomes drinking water.
In order to provide clear, safe tap water it is necessary to remove particles called colloids from raw water
Top scenario is adoption of agricultural best management practices
A case study of a small Wyoming town reveals that practices common in the fracking industry may have widespread impacts on drinking water resources
Research shows nitrogen is accumulating in soil–creating health risks like “blue baby syndrome” and environmental dead zones in rivers and oceans
The first phase of the investigation began March 1, with FACHEP researchers engaging with the community to set up enhanced disease and environmental surveillance.
