A natural resource that is essential for both human consumption and the health of our environment, groundwater provides drinkable well water to millions of people while also supporting our most precious ecosystems. 

There are three common ways AMR bacteria are transmitted; human-to-human, animal-to-human and environmental contamination. 

A powerful tool for monitoring and insight into the health and safety of a community, wastewater surveillance and sampling provide governments and public sectors with real-time data on emerging disease trends, the potential for outbreaks and other threats lurking in our water.

In today’s increasingly aware world, water quality continues to be of paramount concern to communities and the families and businesses building and growing within them. As a Canadian leader in detecting and addressing Contaminants of Emerging Concern (C.E.C.s), we at C.E.C. Analytics understand the regulatory landscape surrounding water quality testing.

As we all know, the COVID-19 pandemic presented unprecedented challenges in public health at governing and community levels. One particularly effective approach to monitoring the presence and spread of the virus was wastewater monitoring.