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4 Johns Hopkins Center for Water and Health Effluent Discharge Wastewater Septic Animal Waste Agricultural Run-off Ballast water Floods Impact Fish kills Anoxic zones Algal blooms Cryptosporidium Giardia Human-virulent microsporidia

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7 Freshwater Coastal waters Oceans “Dilution is a Solution”

8 AGRICULTURAL FACTORS Human Health and the Environment The Food-Water Relationship HUMANHEALTH FOOD WATER DrinkingWater Streams Immuno-compromised Rivers Oceans Irrigation Fertilization Runoff Sewage Elderly Children HandlingPreparationConsumption Beef Produce Poultry Seafood Pork

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