[As] – a global problem http://www.bgs.ac.uk/arsenic/Bangladesh/ BGS and DPHE (2001) http://www.bgs.ac.uk/arsenic/Bangladesh/

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[As] – a global problem http://www.bgs.ac.uk/arsenic/Bangladesh/ BGS and DPHE (2001) http://www.bgs.ac.uk/arsenic/Bangladesh/

As drinking water standards World Health Organization (WHO) guideline: 10 mg/L US standard 10 mg/L Bangladesh standard for drinking water: 50 mg/L Range in Bangladesh: <1 to over 1000 mg/L

* * Q ~ 1000 km3/y Araihazar Dhaka Source: M. Steckler, LDEO, based on GTOPO30 digital elevation model (USGS EROS Data Center).

Araihazar Bangladesh Arsenic Mitigation and Water Supply Program

http://superfund.ciesin.columbia.edu/home.html http://superfund.ciesin.columbia.edu/niehsWeb/

Sampling and interviews at 6000 wells: 2000/2001

Satellite image: Araihazar, one of 464 thanas in Bangladesh Population 300,000; 170 km2 (density 1800/km2) Sources: C. Small, LDEO, Landsat 7 image from USGS EROS Data Center, Sioux Falls, SD, 1991 National Census.

Depth distribution of arsenic in Araihazar tube wells 44 43 164 87 52 27 11 8

Existing wells Alternative sources Remediation options Existing wells Alternative sources New wells Surface water As removal Well switching Shallow wells Deep wells Pond water Rain collection Safi filter @$18 3-kolshi filter @$5 Tube well sand filter Maintenance Monitoring Bacterial growth Spatial variability Social resistance Dug wells Seasonality Pathogens $50 for 150 ft Installation Distribution Pond sand filter 50 families @$16 ea. Bacteria 1/100 Aquaculture Boiling Rainwater harverster 1 family @ $160/$40 ea. Storage-seasonality

Results of 5000 well study: well switching? Histogram of number of wells as a function of distance from each well to the nearest safe well, shown in increments of 50 m. The proportion of wells shown as green dots in Fig. 1 is shown at a distance of <0 m. Also shown is the cumulative proportion of tubes wells within each distance interval The proliferation of tube wells in Araihazar. Only a fraction of the wells installed in the year 2000 were surveyed. A. van Geen et al., 2001

Xiaoguang Meng – Stevens Tech. Filters? 20 L-bucket sand filter Xiaoguang Meng – Stevens Tech. As co-precipitation with ~ 20 mg/L Fe Competition of phosphate and silicate FeCl3 and NaClO addition 3” sand layer for filtration Gravity flow 1.5 to 0.5 L/hour Cleaning of sand twice a week Initial cost $7/family Reagents $4/year

Deep wells? t years kyears

Urinary creatinine-adjusted arsenic (μg/g creatinine) Some success! Urinary creatinine-adjusted arsenic (μg/g creatinine) Baseline well [As] N 1579 1477 1413 1503 1590

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