Risk Communication for Emerging Contaminants

Abstract

Develops, tests, and evaluates proactive strategies and tools for utilities to identify and track emerging drinking water contaminants (e.g., endocrine disruptors, pharmaceuticals, MTBE [methyl tertiary-butyl ether], radon, etc.). Also provides strategies and tools for utilities to proactively and effectively communicate information to the public about the emerging contaminants. Published in 2004.

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11/22/2004

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Risk Communication for Emerging Contaminants

Abstract

Resources

Risk Communication for Emerging Contaminants

Water Utility Tool For Responding To Emerging Contaminant Issues

Sources and Fate of Taste and Odor Causing Compounds in the Missouri River

Considerations for Security and Communications for Intelligent Water Systems

Fate of Microplastics in Drinking Water Treatment Plants

Real-Time Carbon Management of Water Resource Recovery Facilities Using In-Situ Bio-Electrochemical Sensors

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