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Troy Hinkley

New Method to Rapidly Detect E. coli in Drinking Water

September 27, 2018
International, News

Scientists at New York’s Cornell University have developed a method to rapidly detect the presence of E. coli in drinking water by deploying a bacteriophage.…

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Troy Hinkley

New Method to Rapidly Detect E. coli in Drinking Water

World Water Day 2025: Sustainable efforts to protect glaciers and freshwater sources

World Water Day: Wolseley Canada celebrates with new charitable partnership

Changing water supply in Canada’s north: Navigating the water shortage in the Northwest Territories

Federal government invests to secure Joliette’s drinking water supply

Contract signed for sewage treatment plant upgrade

Wolseley Canada donates $10,000 to clean water initiatives in honour of World Plumbing Day