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WATER SAFETY
All Things APHA /
Water Safety
What's in your water: A Congressional briefing
by
Louise Dettman
on
October 25, 2019
Public health experts speak about PFAS and water protection on Capitol Hill.
Annual Meeting /
Water Safety
APHA Annual Meeting session preview: Water and equity
by
Louise Dettman
on
October 23, 2019
How can we sustain and expand access to safe water?
Food /
Water Safety
E. coli in produce shows need for better tracking, prevention
by
Mark Barna
on
March 13, 2019
Two major outbreaks of food poisoning involving E. coli and romaine lettuce — in spring and in fall — kept U.S. public health officials busy.
Water Safety /
Food /
Guest Post
Collaboration is the key to safe water
by
Louise Dettman
on
February 08, 2018
Over 6 million US homes still get their water through lead pipes; we can change this.
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