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A massive, unexplored cave has been discovered in a remote valley in B.C.’s Wells Gray Provincial Park. Geologists who surveyed the cave said it is the largest known of its type, a variety of "striped karst." Global News reports.
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University of Alberta forestry researchers are studying the Grey Nuns White Spruce Park this winter to see if land-use changes are altering ground water flow and killing off the park’s white spruce trees. The St. Albert Gazette reports.
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Two years after fire destroyed a flea market near Smiths Falls, Ont., toxic chemicals from the foam firefighters used to douse the flames have appeared in the well water of homes half a kilometre away. CBC News reports.
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Throughout Canada, well perforations and pump internals are routinely being plugged by a rusty colored slime. This slime ultimately leads to a decrease in water well efficiency and an increase in energy costs and pump maintenance. The culprit is iron related bacteria.
BoreSaver Ultra C completely removes the iron oxide deposits that build up in bores, wells, pipes and pumps. BoreSaver Ultra C is specifically designed to improve the quality of the water supply, increase the output of the water well, and extends the working life of the pumping equipment.
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Some 5,000 water well drillers, pump installers, water treatment specialists, scientists, researchers, manufacturers and suppliers came together at Groundwater Week in Las Vegas last week for a unique opportunity to learn about their own and other facets of the industry, scope out new products and compare notes with their peers. Ground Water Canada has highlights.
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