IDENTIFICATION OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS IN DRINKING WATERS FROM AREAS WITH ENDEMIC THYROID DISORDERS AND POTENTIAL POLLUTANTS OF DRINKING WATER SOURCES ASSOCIATED WITH COAL PROCESSING AREAS.

R. L. Jolley; E. Gaitan; E. C. Douglas; L. K. Felker

IDENTIFICATION OF ORGANIC POLLUTANTS IN DRINKING WATERS FROM AREAS WITH ENDEMIC THYROID DISORDERS AND POTENTIAL POLLUTANTS OF DRINKING WATER SOURCES ASSOCIATED WITH COAL PROCESSING AREAS.

R. L. Jolley, E. Gaitan, E. C. Douglas, L. K. Felker

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This paper reports results of a collaborative effort to identify and characterize organic pollutants in drinking waters from areas of endemic goiter. We have previously reported research results which support the hypothesis that there is a relationship between sources of drinking water and goiter prevalence. Because of this possible relationship, we also summarize our previous research identifying goitrogens in aqueous waste streams of coal-processing plants. In the future, these aqueous waste streams may pollute drinking water sources from areas contiguous to such plants.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	59-62
Number of pages	4
Journal	National Meeting - American Chemical Society, Division of Environmental Chemistry
Volume	26
Issue number	1
State	Published - 1986

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