The Environment Protection Agency (USA) has issued an update on the Water Reuse issue, explaining how they have undertaken an action to inform the medical community of the pros and cons of using recycled water. It is in response to the recognition that : “Members of the public may consult their doctors and other members of the medical community about public health issues, but physicians, nurses, and others may lack the necessary background to respond to concerns about the safety of recycled water”. https://www.epa.gov/waterreuse/national-water-reuse-action-plan-online-p latform?action=8.8 WRAP April-June 2023 Quarterly Update  

  A recent article concerning the emergence of new viruses of public health significance in the water. The article was published in the Source Magazine of the International Water Association (IWA). Track, trace and target – the water sector and emerging viruses - The Source (thesourcemagazine.org)

The last update of the European Environment Agency concerning the bathing water quality in the European countries. It presents the information on bathing beaches of both marine and inland waters (lakes – rivers). State of bathing waters — European Environment Agency (europa.eu)

New course starts on October 2023.