High concentrations of disinfection byproducts in tap water are a possible culprit in adverse health outcomes. A recent study by Prof. YU Wenzheng's team from the Research Center for Eco-Environmental ...
Scientists have discovered a chemical byproduct in treated drinking water that for years, they couldn’t isolate. More research is now on the horizon because the byproduct shares similarities with ...
Today, more than 113 million Americans rely on chloraminated drinking water, with the compound also in use across Canada, Asia, and Europe - Copyright GETTY IMAGES ...
State testing reveals a significant decrease in trihalomethanes, a disinfectant byproduct, in San Angelo's drinking water. The city attributes the reduction to the resumed use of groundwater from the ...
Analysts interested in dissolved carbon’s effect on wastewater disinfection byproducts, dissolved carbon’s abundance in aquatic ecosystems, or dissolved carbon’s impact on metal toxicity should ...
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