Christian J. Ley

TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated seasonal and spatial water quality differences in a highly monitored net-zero energy residential building and found significant spatial and temporal water chemical quality variations were found.

TL;DR: How drinking water microbiology varies seasonally and spatially throughout a low-flow plumbing building is highlighted and the possible unintended consequences associated with reduced water usage and increases in stagnation are highlighted.

TL;DR: The 2018 Camp Fire in Butte County, California, was the state's most destructive wildfire in history, destroying more than 14,600 homes as mentioned in this paper, and 54% of the respondents self-reported that at least one member in their household had anxiety, stress or depression directly related to the water contamination issues.

TL;DR: Water safety at a school certified as a green building was investigated in this article, where six sampling events at 19 in-building locations (and extra 19 locations for metal analysis) were conducted (June 2018 to October 2018).

TL;DR: The role of water stagnation in a 2-story commercial office building on building water quality was studied (January to February 2020) for three weekends as discussed by the authors , where chemical and biological parameters including pH, total chlorine, metals concentrations, Legionella spp. and total cell count were analyzed.