Validation of high rate algal ponds as an efficient wastewater treatment option to improve public health in rural communities.

Howard Fallowfield; Paul Young; Nancy Cromar; Michael Taylor; Alan Buchanan

Validation of high rate algal ponds as an efficient wastewater treatment option to improve public health in rural communities.

Howard Fallowfield, Paul Young, Nancy Cromar, Michael Taylor, Alan Buchanan

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2018
Event	Global Water Pathogen Project, Part 5, Case Studies: System planning: evaluation of alternative scenarios. UNESCO, International Hydrological Program and Michigan State University. - Duration: 1 Jan 2018 → …

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Conference	Global Water Pathogen Project, Part 5, Case Studies: System planning: evaluation of alternative scenarios. UNESCO, International Hydrological Program and Michigan State University.
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Fallowfield, H., Young, P., Cromar, N., Taylor, M., & Buchanan, A. (2018). Validation of high rate algal ponds as an efficient wastewater treatment option to improve public health in rural communities.. Paper presented at Global Water Pathogen Project, Part 5, Case Studies: System planning: evaluation of alternative scenarios. UNESCO, International Hydrological Program and Michigan State University.. http://www.waterpathogens.org/node/3354

Fallowfield, Howard ; Young, Paul ; Cromar, Nancy et al. / Validation of high rate algal ponds as an efficient wastewater treatment option to improve public health in rural communities. Paper presented at Global Water Pathogen Project, Part 5, Case Studies: System planning: evaluation of alternative scenarios. UNESCO, International Hydrological Program and Michigan State University..

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Validation of high rate algal ponds as an efficient wastewater treatment option to improve public health in rural communities. / Fallowfield, Howard; Young, Paul; Cromar, Nancy et al.
2018. Paper presented at Global Water Pathogen Project, Part 5, Case Studies: System planning: evaluation of alternative scenarios. UNESCO, International Hydrological Program and Michigan State University..

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