How safe is stormwater for our oceans? — A case study

The University of Carolina is currently assessing the impacts of stormwater discharge on the Caroline ecosystem.

The project aims to:

Identify key microbial constituents

Assess water quality

Determine concentrations and likely sources of indicator and tracer microorganisms

Provide measures of patterns of indicator and pathogen loading in storm and ambient conditions

Examine the advanced strategies used to identify patterns of pollution delivery.

Learn about groundbreaking technology that was utilised to achieve near perfect results.

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