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UpInArms

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Thu Aug 5, 2021, 03:27 PM Aug 2021

Waste water study reveals changes to delta COVID-19 variant in Missouri (Fascinating)

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Scientists continue to closely monitoring waste water for traces of the coronavirus and variants in our communities.

The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services released a new report last week.

“Every week there’s something new,” said University of Missouri Professor Marc Johnson.

He been analyzing waste water samples for more than a year.

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“I never thought you could learn some much about a community from a little bit of waste water. It’s really amazing,” said Johnson.

Most states do some sort of waste water testing but Missouri is the only one to publish the results on a map for the public to see according to Wenzel.

You can access the current report here

https://www.ky3.com/2021/08/05/waste-water-study-reveals-changes-delta-covid-19-variant-missouri/

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Waste water study reveals changes to delta COVID-19 variant in Missouri (Fascinating) (Original Post) UpInArms Aug 2021 OP
Wow this is interesting and a little bit scary Tadpole Raisin Aug 2021 #1
You can drag the map around UpInArms Aug 2021 #2
I finally saw the expanding arrows. That did it! Tadpole Raisin Aug 2021 #3

Tadpole Raisin

(972 posts)
1. Wow this is interesting and a little bit scary
Thu Aug 5, 2021, 03:39 PM
Aug 2021

I couldn’t see the areas of the map because the descriptor page was on top and I couldn’t get rid of it.

I wanted to see the red triangle showing the 40% increased viral load in 1 week or 25% in 2 weeks.

Thanks for posting!

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