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Bingjian Cui and Shengxian Liang
Wastewater reuse for agricultural irrigation in many developing countries is an increasingly common practice. Regular monitoring of indicators can help to identify potential health risks; therefore, there is an urgent need to understand the presence and ...
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Rajveer Singh, Deepika Chauhan, Alanna Fogarty, Md Rasheduzzaman and Patrick L. Gurian
Managing building water systems is complicated by the need to maintain hot water temperatures high enough to control the growth of Legionella spp. while minimizing the risk of scalding. This study assessed water quality management practices in large buil...
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Pietro Rizzo, Emma Petrella, Antonio Bucci, Emma Salvioli-Mariani, Alessandro Chelli, Anna Maria Sanangelantoni, Melinda Raimondo, Andrea Quagliarini and Fulvio Celico
Knowledge about the processes governing subsurface microbial dynamics in and to groundwater represents an important tool for the development of robust, evidence-based policies and strategies to assess the potential impact of contamination sources and for...
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Alexis L. Mraz and Mark H. Weir
Legionella pneumophila (L. pneumophila) is an infectious disease agent of increasing concern due to its ability to cause Legionnaires? Disease, a severe community pneumonia, and the difficulty in controlling it within water systems. L. pneumophila thrive...
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Kerry A. Hamilton, Kerrianne Parrish, Warish Ahmed and Charles N. Haas
A study of water quality parameters was conducted in 38 small-scale roof-harvested rainwater barrels (RHRB) located in urban and peri-urban Philadelphia, USA in winter (November?December) 2014 and summer (June?August 2016). Parameters included two fecal ...
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Marta Vignola, David Werner, Matthew J. Wade, Paola Meynet, Russell J. Davenport
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Little is known about the forces that determine the assembly of diverse bacterial communities inhabiting drinking water treatment filters and how this affects drinking water quality. Two contrasting ecological theories can help to understand how natural ...
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Ermanno Federici, Silvia Meniconi, Elisa Ceci, Elisa Mazzetti, Chiara Casagrande, Elena Montalbani, Stefania Businelli, Tatiana Mariani, Paolo Mugnaioli, Giovanni Cenci, Bruno Brunone
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We have monitored the presence of bacteria belonging to the genus Legionella in the plumbing of buildings at the University of Perugia (Italy). More than 300 water samples were collected from 156 control-point taps in 41 buildings comprised in the eight ...
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Kanako Toyosada, Takayuki Otani, Yasutoshi Shimizu, Shunsuke Managi
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This study was conducted as part of the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) of the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and the Ministry of the Environment project?s preparation in Vietnam. Samples were taken from hot and cold water supplies fro...
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Gang Liu, Yu Tao, Ya Zhang, Maarten Lut, ... Walter van der Meer
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Biofilm formation, loose deposit accumulation and water quality deterioration in drinking water distribution systems have been widely reported. However, the accumulation and distribution of harbored elements and microbes in the different niches (loose de...
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