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July 25, 2019 |
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The Ontario government has formed an expert independent panel to investigate well water in Chatham Kent, MPP Monte McNaughton announced last week.
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A crew of health officials and technical specialists will be trying to figure out what happened with the Attawapiskat First Nation's water systems, after high levels of dangerous chemicals prompted the chief and council to call a state of emergency July 7. CBC News reports.
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Amid a ground water crisis in Chennai, India, a government inquiry will look into complaints of illegal extraction of ground water and initiate action against violators and government officials who failed to curb the practice. The Hindu reports.
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Grundfos Canada has broken ground on a $3.5-million expansion of its Oakville, Ont., location that will more than double warehouse and assembly space to accommodate expected sales growth.
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A new study published in the journal Nature and Sustainability finds water wells are being drilled deeper and deeper since the 1950s and that the practice is an unsustainable stopgap to ground water depletion.
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Jay Famiglietti is as top-ranking and influential an expert on water as they come – and now he lives here in Canada. Ground Water Canada writer Carolyn Camilleri sits down with “the Al Gore of water” to learn his views on the future of ground water.
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We present our first Cover Photo Contest! We want to see the ground water industry from your point of view. Whether it's your team having a meeting, drilling, rehabilitating, monitoring, setting a pump or simply enjoying a laugh at the end of the day, 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 don’t delay!
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