Much has been said about climate change and the impact it will have not only on the availability and adequacy of drinking water but also on its safety and suitability. Rainfall, drought, and extreme temperature changes will certainly increase the risk of waterborne diseases in various ways. These are diseases that are transmitted through water. Pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, and helminths may find the right environment to survive, reproduce, and spread disease.
Our laboratories provide the ability to test drinking water by performing microbiological and physicochemical analyses. In addition, tests can be performed on ice, swimming pool water, swimming tanks, and irrigation water.