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Point-of-Use Water Filtration for Arsenic: A Sustainable and Simple Solution in Resource-Poor Settings
2014
International Journal for Service Learning in Engineering
Lack of access to potable drinking water due to contamination from harmful metals is one of the most pressing public health issues globally. In areas close to mining and smelting operations, significant contamination from arsenic and other harmful metals can compound contamination from harmful microorganisms in drinking water. In response to this dual hazard, this study tests a prototype design of an improved point-of-use water filter for resource-poor areas and exposed populations. This
doi:10.24908/ijsle.v9i1.5261
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