The genotoxic hazards of domestic wastes in surface waters1Summary of material presented at the workshop Sources, Effects and Potential Hazards of Genotoxic Complex Mixtures in the Environment held at the annual meeting of the Environmental Mutagen Society, April 20, 1997, Minneapolis, MN.1

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