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Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada will undertake a water main extension project to expand the distribution of treated drinking water to two federally operated schools on the Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation reserve near Hamilton, Ont.
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A citizen’s group based in Glenville, Minn., has been taking a keen interest in the well-water issues raised over wind farms in Chatham-Kent. Chatham Daily News reports.
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Ground water supplying the homes of Niagara residents is highly vulnerable to contamination, a Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority representative told a regional health committee in connection with a Drinking Water Source Protection Act study. The St. Catharines Standard reports.
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The R-CAM 1000 XLT continues to set the standard for professional borehole cameras with new, innovative features such as 5 Stage Adjustable LED lighting and an Embedded DVR. The inclusion of new, more efficient LEDs has increased the light output nearly 5 times. The R-CAM 1000 XLT is also equipped with a DVR that records survey footage directly to an internal drive as well as an external USB Drive. Operators now have the option of recording a voice-over, adding a text overlay, or capturing a screenshot by simply pressing a button on the wireless keyboard.
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Student entrepreneurs and inventors from the University of Alberta have created a prototype that works much like a dehumidifier to conjure clean drinking water out of thin air. CBC News reports.
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Before man-made climate change kicked in – and well before "Day Zero" in Cape Town, where taps may run dry in early May – the global water crisis was upon us. Scientists look at ground water scarcity around the world. Phys.org reports.
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