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As Covid-19 infections surge in China, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is considering sampling wastewater taken from international aircraft to track any emerging new variants, the agency told Reuters.

Inside the Pine Creek wastewater treatment plant in the south of Calgary, a lab run by the University of Calgary is busy processing wastewater samples from municipalities across the province.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will strategically expand wastewater testing for poliovirus in select jurisdictions across the country.

Wastewater surveillance is a practice that’s long been used in many countries for various different reasons and it’s increasingly been tapped in communities across the nation as a way to better understand the coronavirus.

One of the best technologies for helping us assess local risk is sewage analysis.

Scientists are now tracking the samples to see if they are consistent with increased transmission of monkeypox.

The polio virus was present in wastewater in a New York City suburb a month before health officials there announced a confirmed case of the disease last month.