TAILIEUCHUNG - Population Studies Center Research Report 10-701 May 2010

Before the Modular Wetlands Device was installed, the boat wash water was treated by StormCeptor vaults installed in 2003. After installation, bacteria levels still exceeded action levels. Further attempts to reduce bacteria levels resulted in a pilot study conducted by the City of Oceanside. According to the Bacterial Reduction Pilot Program – Oceanside Harbor, XTEX AM antimicrobial fabric filters were installed on the separator vaults in addition to more frequent cleaning of the boat wash out separation vaults and drains as part of the study. While monitoring results showed an initial reduction in bacteria levels, the product did. | Population Studies Center Research Report r------------------------------------- Barbara Anderson John Romani Marie Wentzel and Heston Phillips Awareness of Water Pollution as a Problem and the Decision to Treat Drinking Water among Rural African Households with Unclean Drinking Water South Africa 2005 Report 10-701 May 2010 Population Studies Center University of Michigan Institute for Social Research Awareness of Water Pollution as a Problem and the Decision to Treat Drinking Water among Rural African Households with Unclean Drinking Water South Africa 2005 Barbara A. Anderson University of Michigan barba@ John H. Romani University of Michigan jhromani@ Marie Wentzel Human Sciences Research Council Pretoria South Africa mewentzel@ Heston E. Phillips UNAIDS-South Afric hestonp@ Population Studies Center Research Report 10-701 May 2010 An earlier version of this paper was presented at the annual meeting of the Population Association of America Dallas April 16 2010. This research was done with the support of Statistics South Africa Human Sciences Research Council South Africa and the United States Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Grant HD41028 to the Population Studies Center University of Michigan. We would like to thank David Hemson for helpful comments. Water Pollution Awareness and Drinking Water Treatment in Rural South Africa 2 Abstract Factors related to household perception of water pollution as a problem treatment of drinking water and choice of chemical treatment are examined for rural African households in South Africa in 2005 that use an unclean drinking water source. Only 19 of these households ever treat their drinking water. The less clean the water and the more distant the water source the more likely the household is to perceive water pollution as a problem education of household members does not matter. Households with less clean water more educated household .

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