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Volume 6, Issue S1
March 2008
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ISSN 1477-8920
EISSN 1996-7829
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Water Contamination Events: communicating with consumers

Research Articles

Water safety plans: planning for adverse events and communicating with consumers
Paul M. Byleveld; Daniel Deere; Annette Davison
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Unintentional drinking-water contamination events of unknown origin: surrogate for terrorism preparedness
Gary Winston; Alex Leventhal
View articletitled, Unintentional drinking-water contamination events of unknown origin: surrogate for terrorism preparedness
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Water contamination events in UK drinking-water supply systems
John Gray
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Making sustainable water and sanitation in the Peruvian Andes: an intervention model
Marco Campos
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Drinking-water safety – challenges for community-managed systems
S. Rizak; Steve E. Hrudey
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Drinking water public right-to-know requirements in the United States
Veronica Blette
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Communicating with healthcare providers
Tee L. Guidotti; Lisa Ragain
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Communicating effectively with vulnerable populations during water contamination events
Phyllis A. Nsiah-Kumi
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The semantics and pragmatics of water notices and the impact on public health
Gabriella Rundblad
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