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October 17, 2019 |
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A study by hydrologist Inge de Graaf from the University of Freiburg in Germany in co-operation with the University of Victoria and other institutes, indicates that almost 20 per cent of the catchment areas where ground water is pumped suffer from a flow of streams and rivers that is too low to sustain their freshwater ecosystems. SciTech Daily reports.
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Walkerton Clean Water Centre has appointed Mike Smith, formerly with the Bruce Nuclear Power Development, as chair of the board of directors.
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The City of Guelph and the owners of the Dolime Quarry have reached a potential solution to address the city’s concerns about how operations at the quarry could affect its drinking water.
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New and emerging contaminants like antibiotic-resistant genes pose a potential hazard to public safety and water security. According to a new study, one concern is the spread of antibiotic-resistant genes through the water system and an increase in development of antibiotic-resistant super bugs. Phys.org reports.
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An organized office runs smoothly when staff, records, communications, training and safety are governed by standardized routines. Ground Water Canada spoke with three established drilling businesses in Canada about how they keep their offices, and their businesses, in order.
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Ever experience the awkwardness of having to call a customer to remind them to pay their bill? Being a pushover won't get the customer's attention. Being too pushy can offend risking losing not only money that's due but future business as well. Learn from customer service expert Jeff Mowatt how to walk that fine line of diplomacy.
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