Wastewater surveillance has become a critical COVID-19 tracking tool, but funding is inconsistent

Even though wastewater surveillance is proving to be the most accurate and economical way to gauge COVID-19 activity in communities across the country, funding for this type of tracking hasn’t been consistent.

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