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The Coliform Index and Waterborne Disease - Problems of microbial drinking water assessment (Paperback)
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The Coliform Index and Waterborne Disease - Problems of microbial drinking water assessment (Paperback)
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In the past decade there has been a rapid increase in waterborne
outbreaks of disease associated with viral and protozoan agents,
normally in drinking waters that were found to be microbially safe
using the Coliform Index. For nearly a quarter of a century
indicator organisms, in particular the coliform group, have been
used to ensure the microbial quality of drinking water. Currently,
world wide legislation to protect consumers is based on these
outdated and unreliable tests and while there is considerable
concern among scientists over their use, the water industry and
regulators continue to place near total reliance on the Coliform
Index. This book provides: * the first full account of the nature
and applications of the Coliform Index * coverage of new and
proposed water quality legislation: * details of emerging pathogens
in water: * an evaluation of the role of the "coliform count" in
future water quality analysis. It will be an essential tool for
water companies at all levels, microbiologists, environmental
health inspectors, environmental scientists and water engineers in
industry whether working in developed countries or developing
countries. Postgraduate students specialising in microbiology,
civil and environmental engineering, environmental sciences and
environmental health will find it a useful reference work as will
undergraduates in these disciplines.
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