Aquatic habitats are particularly susceptible to chemical pollution, such as antimicrobials,
from domestic, agricultural, and industrial sources. This has led to the rapid increase of …

The microbial quality of two groundwater sources (well and borehole) and associated risks
were quantitatively assessed. Water samples from the selected borehole and well were …

This research focused on the quality of domestic water in Bangolan, Northwest Cameroon,
in order to ascertain its potability based on World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines …

This study was carried out to determine the level of enteric bacteria in two surface water
sources (river and stream) commonly used for domestic, recreational and agricultural …

Background: Hospital wastewaters contain blends of inorganic, natural constituents and
contaminants that carry significant health risk when released directly into the environment …

Many communities in developing countries face difficulties in hydrographic needs for
domestic water and hence require greater investment to achieve water security. This paper …

Surfactants are researched for their ability to reduce biofouling and biofilm build up in
medical and industrial environments. Constant usage of these chemicals both as antibiofilm …

Background: Water-borne diseases are becoming more common because of inadequate
water treatment procedures and unsanitary conditions. Aim: This study involved performing …