Suddenly public health “rediscovers” environmental monitoring for tracking infectious respiratory pathogens.
From the Detroit News comes this bit of news charting Omicron's decline in Michigan.
The level of COVID-19 infection showing up in sanitary sewage tests is "dropping sharply" in Macomb County, officials say, a potential indicator that the spread of the virus there is beginning to slow.
Lab tests, conducted from samples taken from wastewater in the seven sewage districts covering Clinton Township, show that the level of COVID-19 spiked Dec. 28, when it was at the highest level since the team started tracking it. Samples from more recently, taken on Jan. 4, Jan. 9 and Jan. 11, show a decline.
ah the wastewater....good to know the source of the samples.....we are not talking about it, but I would think the spike protein also comes out in the urine...(yep, it seems to be true)...so with that we are putting it into the sewage as well. All the animals that use that water are then subject to spikeopathy. Just sayin. Also I am from Macomb County, it is full of small waterways at the wet times of the year. I will never hear it mentioned of again, likely, so i had to comment. Michigan is a beautiful place in places.
ah the wastewater....good to know the source of the samples.....we are not talking about it, but I would think the spike protein also comes out in the urine...(yep, it seems to be true)...so with that we are putting it into the sewage as well. All the animals that use that water are then subject to spikeopathy. Just sayin. Also I am from Macomb County, it is full of small waterways at the wet times of the year. I will never hear it mentioned of again, likely, so i had to comment. Michigan is a beautiful place in places.