Carolina Public Health magazine - From the Neuse to the Nile - Fall 2007

Table of Contents From the Dean's desk PDF HTML Gillings Gift gives means to anticipate, accelerate public health solutions PDF HTML From the Neuse to the Nile PDF HTML H.G. Baity: A pioneering envrionmentalist PDF HTML Carolina Water — How we make a difference PDF HTML Quick — What's polluting the water? PDF HTML Storm water run-off — A significant pollution source PDF HTML Drink it up! PDF HTML Protecting the Neuse River Estuary PDF HTML Where will we get the water? PDF HTML The lake that almost wasn't PDF HTML Reclaiming our water PDF HTML Creating sustainable water systems PDF HTML Sharing the Nile PDF HTML Community commitment key to successful water services PDF HTML Clean water, healthy water? Assessing the health risks of treated drinking water PDF HTML Filtering water in homes PDF HTML Carolina students bring fresh water to Cambodian school children PDF HTML Membrane technologies enable water reclamation PDF HTML Cleaning contaminated groundwater more effectively PDF HTML Reducing health risks of treated wastewater PDF HTML   UNC faculty train North Carolina wastewater treatment plant operators    HTML  Getting water to your tap PDF HTML School project grows into acclaimed WaterPartners International PDF HTML For World Bank's Briscoe, study of water is vital, moving PDF HTML School's Nutrition Research Institute gearing up in Kannapolis, N.C. PDF HTML School of Public Health awards and recognition PDF HTML Top health consultant thanks School for "ticket" to success PDF HTML     Renowned environmental engineering professor continues history of giving  PDF  HTML Former student endows School with scholarship for the physically challenged PDF HTML Fred Brown Jr., MPH and Laura Brown — Promoting public health collaboration and synergy PDF HTML Water tips HTML

Last updated December 21, 2007