Source water monitoring pushes Seattle to the forefront
This report discusses Seattle Public Utilities' (SPU) use of Defined Substrate Technology (DST) for better detection of bacteria when monitoring its source water and distribution system water quality.
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| description | This report discusses Seattle Public Utilities' (SPU) use of Defined Substrate Technology (DST) for better detection of bacteria when monitoring its source water and distribution system water quality. |
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