Titlebook: Women in Water Quality; Investigations by Pr Deborah Jean O’Bannon Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Women in water quality eng

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Biofilmsdistribution system biofilms in engineering environments, and the interaction between biofilms and emerging contaminants such as nanoparticles and disinfection byproducts. The goal of this chapter is to further demonstrate the importance of biofilms in environmental engineering and provide new insights for future biofilm control and utilization.

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Water Quality for Decentralized Use of Non-potable Water Sourcest as an approach to minimize the import and export of water ensure reliable water sources, increase water supply resiliency, and promote energy efficiency. Local water sources are often supplied via decentralized water systems.

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Environmental Microbiome Analysis and Manipulationts of concern in order to overcome rate-limiting metabolic processes. In general, biostimulation involves oxidation-reduction reactions wherein either an electron acceptor (e.g., O., Fe., or SO.) is added to promote oxidative reduction of a contaminant or an electron donor (e.g., organic substrate) is added to reduce oxidized pollutants.

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Pioneering Women in Water Qualityse diatoms. Rachel Carson, credited as the catalyst for the environmental movement of the 1960s and 1970s that continues today, wrote extensively about the oceans in addition to authoring ., an exposé on pesticides. “Her Deepness” oceanographer Sylvia Earle is working today to preserve the world’s oceans.

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Wastewater-Based Epidemiology for Early Detection of Viral Outbreaksleading causes of death worldwide. Rapid population growth, climate change, natural disasters, immigration, globalization, and the corresponding sanitation and waste management challenges are expected to intensify the problem in the years to come.

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Pioneering Women in Water Qualityter covers four prominent women pioneers in water quality. Ellen Henrietta Swallow Richards, designated by . as “the first female environmental engineer,” developed the first state water quality standards in the late 1800s. Ruth Patrick, after whom the biodiversity tenet the Patrick Principle is nam

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