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Water and the Pandemic: Reopening Buildings After Shutdowns: Reducing Water-Related Health Risks
This fact sheet seeks to raise awareness of these risks and outline the steps water utilities and building managers can take to protect the public health as businesses and schools begin to reopen following COVID-related closures.
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