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February 21, 2019 |
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The potential for large countries rich in freshwater such as Canada to contribute to environmental protection worldwide is being overlooked, suggests new research out of the University of British Columbia Okanagan.
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While no long-term drinking water advisories on public systems on reserve were lifted or added in January 2019, four short-term advisories were lifted before becoming long-term, said the federal minister of indigenous services in a status update.
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Ontario’s Environmental Bill of Rights, unique in Canada, gives Ontarians the right to participate in environmentally significant decisions of the provincial government, Environmental Commissioner Dianne Saxe said in a news release announcing the bill's 25th anniversary.
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The Nova Scotia Health Authority has extended its chemical and bacterial testing service for water wells outside of Halifax. CBC News reports.
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A series of research papers on transboundary aquifers were recently published by the Journal of Hydrology. Key findings of the papers are summarized by Alfonso Rivera, chief hydrogeologist for the Geological Survey of Canada, and Lucila Candela, of the Technical University of Catalonia-UPC in Barcelona, Spain.
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Our latest issue of Ground Water Canada features a glimpse into the Atlantic ground water scene. Drillers (including Val LeBlanc and Bill Kyte, pictured here), manufacturers and suppliers from five provinces met at the Atlantic Water Well Association in Truro, N.S., to learn and share experiences.
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Meet Justin Clarke, who cut his teeth doing field work and gained hands-on experience that would serve him well in helping customers through challenging situations as sales manager with Maxim Environmental & Safety Inc. in Mississauga, Ont.
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