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The technology of using sunlight to turn seawater into freshwater is still in its infancy, as far as the volume being produced at desalination plants, but the potential is there.
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The British Columbia Supreme Court has awarded $1.98 million to a Vancouver-based mining company after it was determined the designer of a water treatment tank case it hired was negligent.
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“Forever chemicals,” also known as PFAS, are seeping into groundwater and soil around the world, including some of the most remote locations, researchers are saying.
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Nunavut’s member of Parliament says the federal government tends to respond to emergencies in Canada’s North rather than make investments toward their long-term prevention.
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Saint-Lazare, a part of the MRC, recently called on the provincial government to disclose information about groundwater consumption. Municipal officials want the next elected Quebec government to mandate industry to pay more for their water usage.
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Join with thousands of groundwater professionals to share knowledge, ideas, and insights to help lead the way of the industry during Groundwater Week 2022 December 6-8 in Las Vegas, Nevada. This annual event, hosted by the National Ground Water Association, brings together all sectors of the industry to explore solutions to current and future challenges. In addition to an unparalleled lineup of exhibitors, there are workshops, educational offerings, and networking opportunities, all designed to define the industry and your personal path to success. Visit GroundwaterWeek.com for the details as well as to register.
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As the consumption of water from the Colorado River continues to outpace its availability, the water body is nearing a crisis point. About 40 million people are dependent on the river’s water supply for such needs as drinking and growing food, but what is flowing through the Colorado isn’t enough to keep up.
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Residents of smaller communities near the Newfoundland and Labrador capital are either enjoying the quality of their drinking water or they absolutely loathe it, largely depending on whether or not they have their own well.
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