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Water in the WHO region of the Americas
Description
Water is essential for life. The amount of fresh water on earth is limited, and its quality is under constant pressure. Preserving the quality of fresh water is important for the drinking-water supply, food production and recreational water use. Water quality can be compromised by the presence of infectious agents, toxic chemicals, and radiological hazards.
Monitoring chlorine levels in water. Chlorination is the most effective and least costly method of making water safe for drinking.
Asset date
01/01/1990
Country, area, WHO office
Peru
WHO Region
AMRO
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© WHO / PAHO / Carlos Gaggero
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