Water security and the threats from biological agents of concern

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Abstract

Water safety has always been of the highest priority however communities and the water industry are now engaging in how to develop a specific program for water security. In particular, research is needed on new analytical methods which can address water contaminants of concern and an improved understanding of the risks. There are a number of disease causing microorganisms which have characteristics that would facilitate their use as agents for terrorist type of activities or as biological weapons. The prevention and control of these potential biological agents of concern (BAC) requires an understanding of the ways bacteria, viruses and parasites are spread. The scientific mathematical calculations support an amount in grams depending on where the contamination takes place. © 2006 Springer.

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Rose, J. B. (2006). Water security and the threats from biological agents of concern. NATO Security through Science Series C: Environmental Security. Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4800-9_29

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