Johannes J. Rook
Abstract
Haloforms in drinking water created by chlorination recently generated a tumult in the US, and EPA is still exploring their possible consequences. These chlorinated products have raised concern in Europe as well, as signified by this article, which explains possible mechanisms of haloform formation and conceivable ploys for minimizing its existence.
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Haloforms in drinking water created by chlorination recently generated a tumult in the US, and EPA is still exploring their possible consequences. These chlorinated products have raised concern in Europe as well, as signified by this article, which explains possible mechanisms of haloform formation and conceivable ploys for minimizing its existence.
Key concepts: Safe Drinking Water Act, Water pollutants, Water contamination, Water treatment, Environmental science, Business, Water utility, Environmental planning