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  1. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/08/21/AR2007082101399.html

    Scientists Drug-Test Whole Cities

    Researchers have figured out how to give an entire community a drug
    test using just a teaspoon of wastewater from a city's sewer plant.

    The test wouldn't be used to finger any single person as a drug user.
    But
    it would help federal law enforcement and other agencies track the
    spread
    of dangerous drugs, like methamphetamines, across the country.

    Oregon State University scientists tested 10 unnamed American cities
    for
    remnants of drugs, both legal and illegal, from wastewater streams.
    They were
    able to show that they could get a good snapshot of what people are
    taking.

    "It's a community urinalysis," said Caleb Banta-Green, a University of
    Washington drug abuse researcher ...

    ----
    If WADA doesn't start tapping into the sewage pipes of
    team hotels, they are really missing a trick. Strict
    liability for the entire team! New commissaire's fines
    for taking a nature break and not pissing into a WADA-
    approved container!

  2. On Aug 23, 10:44 am, "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]>

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    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/08/21/AR200...

    Scientists Drug-Test Whole Cities

    Researchers have figured out how to give an entire community a drug
    test using just a teaspoon of wastewater from a city's sewer plant.

    The test wouldn't be used to finger any single person as a drug user.
    But
    it would help federal law enforcement and other agencies track the
    spread
    of dangerous drugs, like methamphetamines, across the country.

    Oregon State University scientists tested 10 unnamed American cities
    for
    remnants of drugs, both legal and illegal, from wastewater streams.
    They were
    able to show that they could get a good snapshot of what people are
    taking.

    "It's a community urinalysis," said Caleb Banta-Green, a University of
    Washington drug abuse researcher ...

    ----
    If WADA doesn't start tapping into the sewage pipes of
    team hotels, they are really missing a trick. Strict
    liability for the entire team! New commissaire's fines
    for taking a nature break and not pissing into a WADA-
    approved container!

    Any reliable way to circumvent this? I suppose that Depends® upon a
    number of different things.

    Joseph

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