Citation:

GLASSMEYER, S., E. T. FURLONG, AND D. W. KOLPIN. IDENTIFYING CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS FROM WASTEWATER DISCHARGES. Presented at Pharmaceutical in the Environment, Cincinnati, OH, October 10, 2006.

Impact/Purpose:

The initial objective is to evaluate a large suite of chemical compounds for their correlation the incidence of illness due to human contamination of water sources. The ultimate objective of this task is to develop and evaluate a method that will determine the two to five strongest chemical candidates that are associated with human waste streams, and determine their ability to monitor water quality and predict human health effects in source and finished waters as a surrogate for traditional methods of human fecal contamination.

Description:

This slide presentation was given at the Pharmaceuticals in the Environment, October 10, 2006

Record Details:

Record Type:DOCUMENT( PRESENTATION/ SLIDE)

Product Published Date:10/10/2006

Record Last Revised:10/16/2006

Record ID: 159748

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myp_title :Drinking Water

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ltg_title :Systems and Sources

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Goal :2

Goal Title :Clean and Safe Water

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obj_title :Enhance Science and Res

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subobj_title :Research

apgfy :2006

APG :246

APG Title :Develop assessments, approaches and early warning technologies for managing key contaminants of concern, to assist drinking water utilities in protecting source waters

apmfy :2006

APM :375

APM Title :Data on the utility of chemical indicators of human fecal contamination and their correlation to health effects