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A turbine project approved for western Chatham-Kent has been told by the Ontario government not to use a pile driving technique that some residents say ruined their water wells when other projects came to the area. CBC News reports.
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Medical researchers at Memorial University have linked high concentrations of arsenic and fluoride in public drinking water in Newfoundland and Labrador to type 1 diabetes in children. They suggest small rural communities dependent on private wells are at particular risk. The Gazette reports.
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Residents of Pelee Island in southern Ontario are having trouble finding contractors to service water wells destroyed by a recent wind storm. CBC News 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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We at Ground Water Canada want to recognize the best young workers in Canada's ground water industry with special profile articles in print and online. Help us celebrate the dynamic, hard-working employees who represent the next generation of the industry. Know someone who deserves a pat on the back? It could be your employee, family member or someone you know from your association. Drop us a line by June 1!
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Despite appeals from the mayor of Gibsons, B.C., and after extensive committee debate, the Sunshine Coast Regional District will drill a test well into the Gibsons Aquifer to investigate using it to supply its residents, The Coast Reporter says.
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