EPA concerned about water-borne bug

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is calling for more testing of drinking water following an increase in outbreaks of cryptosporidium.

Thu, 15 Dec, 2005 - 07:22

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is calling for more testing of drinking water following an increase in outbreaks of cryptosporidium.

The deadly parasite can cause fever and stomach upsets and can be fatal in the young and the elderly.

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