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June 13, 2019 |
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Both sides of Calgary’s fluoride debate are lobbying elected officials as the issue of fluoridating water comes up again this summer. Global News reports.
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North Cowichan has received permission under section 10 of the Water Sustainability Act to use and divert water from the Chemainus River aquifer for Chemainus during the summer for 2019 and 2020. The Ladysmith Chemainus Chronicle reports.
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The number of long-term drinking water advisories affecting public systems on reserves has declined from 105 in November 2015, to 58 as of May 31, the federal government said as part of a monthly progress update on its commitment to end the advisories.
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Researchers at The Ohio State University have created high-resolution maps of points around the globe where ground water meets the oceans – the first such analysis of its kind – giving important data points to communities and conservationists to help protect both drinking water and the seas.
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Accompanied by the OGWA, MPP for Essex County and University of Windsor scientist Joel Gagnon, water-well owners in southwestern Ontario travelled to Queen’s Park to pressure the provincial government to investigate the sediments polluting the area's water wells.
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To help shine a light on ground water, we present our first Cover Photo Contest! We want to see the ground water industry from your point of view. Whether it's a sunrise seen from your rig or your team at work, show us the ins and outs of your drilling season and your photo could be featured on the cover of Ground Water Canada! Deadline for entries is July 31, so remember to snap photos when you’re out on a job this June and July!
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June 16-18, 2019
Location: Charlottetown, P.E.I.
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