Lecture

Drinking Water: Introduction

Description

This lecture introduces the topic of drinking water, covering possible disturbances in water quality, historical development of drinking water problems, water-related epidemics in Switzerland, microbial safety factors, groundwater resources, water composition, hardness, artificial groundwater recharge, and redox processes during riverbank filtration.

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