Water Science

Over the past years the use of a Ph meter has grown vastly, in fact we can say that the humble pH meter has come out of the laboratory and is now a practical and useful monitoring tool.

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A new approach to drinking-water-quality data: lowest-concentration minimum reporting level

Advancing water-quality credit trading

Combining model results and monitoring data for water quality assessment

Comment on "Misinterpretation of drinking water quality monitoring data with implications for risk management"

Unreliable water-quality forecasts at mines

Use of field data to support European Water Framework Directive quality standards for dissolved metals