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University of Waterloo researchers have invented a fast, affordable way for developing communities to test their drinking water for potentially deadly E. coli using paper strips similar to those used in litmus tests.
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Ground Water Canada talks with Calgary researcher Scott Jasechko, who led a study of data collected from more than 6,000 wells that found fossil water is a huge part of the water we use today but vulnerable to modern-day contaminants.
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A study conducted by data-analysis firm Orb and the University of Minnesota School of Public Health tested tap water samples from around the world and found that 83 per cent of the samples contained plastic microfibres.
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The Village of New Minas, N.S., plans to put in place innovative protection for its water supply in the event of flooding from extreme storms like those that have hit the U.S. recently. The Chronicle-Herald reports.
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The "Village Drill," a model developed by Brigham Young University students, is human-powered and capable of drilling up to 295 feet into the ground – deep enough to reach clean, unpolluted ground water almost anywhere in the world. The Deseret News reports.
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December 5-7, 2017
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
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