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Higher-than-recommended levels of lead remain in Yellowknife school's drinking water - Ground Water Canada
Yellowknife · Yellowknife

Higher-than-recommended levels of lead remain in Yellowknife school's drinking water - Ground Water Canada

Yellowknife, N.W.T. – Further testing has confirmed high levels of lead remain in the water at a local high school. It’s reported more work is to be done to learn the origin of the high lead levels. The school’s water system will remain shut down until all steps have been completed. Random sampling showed some test locations had lead levels upwards of four times higher than Health Canada recommendations. CBC News reportRead Article
Cost hike for trucked water customers in Yellowknife considered by council - Ground Water Canada
Yellowknife · Yellowknife

Cost hike for trucked water customers in Yellowknife considered by council - Ground Water Canada

Yellowknife, N.W.T. – About four per cent of the city’s residents rely on trucked water which has councillors considering an increased rate to cover the service’s costs. The rate hasn’t seen an increase in more than 25 years. A committee report recommends a 38 per cent increase for those who depend on trucked water, but at least one resident has taken exception to the recommendation, saying those who have access to piped water are paying about h…Read Article
Ag to Urban: Pinal Partnership President & CEO Craig McFarland on the approval of landmark groundwater bill - Rose Law Group Reporter
Arizona · Arizona

Ag to Urban: Pinal Partnership President & CEO Craig McFarland on the approval of landmark groundwater bill - Rose Law Group Reporter

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A message from OGWA's new president: Summer 2025 - Ground Water Canada

Dear OGWA Members: It is with great pride and a deep sense of responsibility that I step into the role of President of the Ontario Ground Water Association. I’m honoured to represent an industry filled with skilled, hard-working professionals who understand that access to safe, sustainable groundwater is vital to the health and prosperity of Ontario communities. As we look ahead, the OGWA Board is focused on building solutions for the real-world…Ontario, Canada · OntarioRead Article

Renowned groundwater remediation expert awarded prestigious title by U of Waterloo - Ground Water Canada

Waterloo, Ont. – An internationally recognized groundwater remediation expert has been named “distinguished professor emeritus” by the University of Waterloo for his scholarly achievements and leadership. Although Dr. Neil Thomson has retired, he continues his research and mentoring of the next crop of environmental engineers. He is also director of the Soil and Groundwater Remediation Engineering Group at Waterloo. University of Waterloo reportWaterloo, Ontario · WaterlooRead Article

Innovation purifies wastewater into drinking water within an hour - Ground Water Canada

A new innovation is able to turn wastewater into drinking water in an hour. A California water facility is using a three-step purification process that can produce 130 million gallons of treated sewage water in a day that can supply the needs of a million people. Through microfiltration, reverse osmosis, and ultraviolet light with hydrogen peroxide, the process is said to produce water more pure than tap water. Resource Productivity & Recovery A…Innovation · CanadaRead Article

Highlights of Truro expo ‘25: Event attracts 120-plus delegates from four associations - Ground Water Canada

More than 120 delegates from four groundwater associations attended March’s Groundwater Expo 2025 in Truro, N.S. to network with one another, attend education sessions and visit with several vendor businesses. The event attracted members of the Atlantic Water Well Association, the Canadian Water Quality Association, the New Brunswick Groundwater Association and the Nova Scotia Ground Water Association. The Expo’s theme, “Better Together,” was de…Truro, Nova Scotia · TruroRead Article

Ancient catastrophes could provide keys to climate future, says scientist

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New funding in Norman could help scientists understand how to preserve biodiversity in a world that has alarming similarities to one mass extinction in particular.Climate Change · SunburySee the Story

Living Lakes: Expect More Drought and Fire Risks in West Kootenay Watershed

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The Living Lakes Canada network monitors streams, lakes, wetlands, groundwater and snow depthEnvironment · British ColumbiaSee the Story

Much of recent heavy rainfall may have been diverted from migrating to groundwater - Ground Water Canada

Thunder Bay, Ont. – Although the city was drenched by a deluge of much-needed rain earlier this week, rural well owners may still need to replenish their drinking water supply. A local provider of spring water to rural customers said drought in recent years has increased business. Heavy rainfall tends to flow into creeks and rivers or is sucked up by trees before it has a chance to migrate to groundwater. TB News Watch reportThunder Bay · Thunder BayRead Article

MIT scientists develop window-sized water harvester that produces clean drinking water - Ground Water Canada

MIT scientists have developed a machine able to extract clean drinking water from the air. The technology has the potential to impact millions of lives. The window-sized water harvester collects water vapour from the atmosphere using hydrogel. It’s anticipated the method of water collection will help reduce plastic waste as bottled water consumption would be drastically reduced. The Diary 24 reportInnovation · CanadaRead Article

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