Master's Group Project
Year
2019

Managing the Risks of Emerging Contaminants in the Denver Water Supply

Outside Group Members
Cheyenne Coxon , Ella Golovey , Alexander Stejskal , Savannah Tjaden , Tiffany Tran
Faculty Advisors
Arturo Keller
Clients
Denver Water
Deliverables

Final Report
Brief
Poster

Seven people, students and professor posing for photo
Description

Contaminants of emerging concern (CECs) are detectable almost everywhere in trace amounts. However, uncertainty surrounding their effects on people and the environment makes it difficult for drinking water utilities to incorporate them into water quality protection planning. Denver Water is a drinking water utility that serves ~1.4 million people in the Denver Metro area. Through this project, the team and client sought to understand the threat CECs may pose to drinking water quality in their collection system.