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Edmonton Garrison troops are talking to farmers in nearby Sturgeon Valley this month about poly- and perfluoroalkylated substances, or PFAS, that may have leaked into their water wells. St. Albert Today reports.
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In the District of Sooke in British Columbia, a hodgepodge of systems still exists and some people have to haul in water. Victoria News breaks down the complexity of the region’s water systems.
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The results of new laboratory tests commissioned by the Environmental Working Group confirm the number of Americans exposed to PFAS from contaminated tap water has been underestimated by previous studies, both from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and group’s own research.
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Norfolk County council in southern Ontario has concluded that piping water in from neighbouring Haldimand County is the solution to capacity issues in Port Dover and a host of other water problems afflicting neighbouring Simcoe, Waterford and Delhi. The Simcoe Reformer reports.
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From water level monitors to underwater cameras to management apps and beyond. Check out our new products department to find tools to help you in the field and in the office.
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The call for Groundwater Week 2020 educational programming submissions is now open, and the deadline to submit a science session proposal, abstract, conference paper, workshop, product demonstration or field trip is April 26.
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With so many potential causes of injuries and fatalities on your drilling site, electrical hazards may not always be top of mind. In the latest issue of Ground Water Canada, we shine the spotlight on electrical safety as experts share insights on why incidents happen and what steps teams can take to protect one another.
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Are we really stewards of ground water? Dwayne Graff and Shawn Hopper of the Ontario Ground Water Association tackle this heady topic in a frank commentary on best practices in the association’s publication, The Source, which appears for the first time in the pages of Ground Water Canada. Steward is a pretty important hat to wear, as this article highlights.
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