Potential threat to water safety from wildfires
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Potential threat to water safety from wildfires
In a research letter published in the journal Science, researchers from the UTS Center for Technology in Water and Wastewater write that wildfires can contaminate drinking water distribution systems, posing substantial and escalating public health risks, with nearly half a billion people globally having experienced wildfires within 1 kilometer of their homes over the past two decades.
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UTS warns bushfires could put drinking water at risk - Utility Magazine
Image: toa555/stock.adobe.comA team of researchers and water quality and treatment experts from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have highlighted the potential impact of bushfires on the quality of potable water post treatment. In a research letter published in the journal, Science, researchers from the UTS Centre for Technology in Water and Wastewater said that bushfires can contaminate drinking water distribution systems, posing sub…
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