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UWARE - E.coli in the Water of Leith (Spring 2026)
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in freshwater environments is a growing concern because rivers can receive resistant bacteria and resistance genes from wastewater, agricultural runoff and faecal contamination. However, little is known about how AMR and faecal contamination varies along urban rivers i
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