Good news on using recycled sewage treatment plant water for irrigating crops
Levels of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and genes for antibiotic resistance in fields and orchards irrigated with freshwater and TWW were essentially identical
By American Chemical Society Eddie Cytryn, Ph.D.—— Bio and Archives--June 13, 2012
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Environmental Science & Technology
A new study eases concerns that irrigating crops with water released from sewage treatment plants — an increasingly common practice in arid areas of the world — fosters emergence of the antibiotic-resistant bacteria that cause thousands of serious infections each year. The research appears in ACS’ journal Environmental Science & Technology.
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