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Recorded IWA webinar “COVID-19: Protecting communities with wastewater-based epidemiology” is freely available

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International Water Association (IWA) webinar “COVID-19: Protecting communities with wastewater-based epidemiology” recoded on June 17m 2021 is freely available from the following link:
https://iwa-network.org/learn/covid-19-protecting-communities-with-wastewater-based-epidemiology/

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