Drinking Water Standards and Risk Assessment
The role and use of risk assessment methods in the establishment of drinking water standards are described, with emphasis on recent applications in the USA. The process essentially includes an attempt to quantify human exposure from all routes including drinking water, animal toxicology and human ep...
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